Denver Motorcycle Accident Lawyer 

Caring for Injured Bikers and Their Families in Englewood, Littleton, and Throughout Colorado

Have you or a loved one been the victim of a motorcycle accident? If so, contact our Littleton motorcycle accident lawyers at Curtis | Walton Law to speak directly with an attorney who rides.

We know that finding and choosing a motorcycle accident attorney in Colorado can be tough. However, it is important to remember that it is an insurance company's job to pay you as little as possible.

They will bring a team of lawyers against you, and it is crucial to have attorneys of your own to fight for you. We make it easy to speak with an attorney right away about your Denver motorcycle accident case and about receiving the compensation you deserve.

What Makes Us Different

Unlike our competitors, Curtis | Walton Law is a law firm run by bikers for bikers. From dirt bikes to street bikes, every attorney in our firm rides.

We are actively involved in the Colorado biker community—you can find our attorneys at just about every Colorado biker rally, ride, or event.

Our Denver motorcycle accident lawyer at Curtis | Walton Law is not afraid to take your case to trial if needed. Once there, we will help a jury see to see your motorcycle accident how it actually happened—not how the insurance company wants them to see it.

What to Do Following a Motorbike Accident

The period following a motorcycle accident can be disorienting—you may be in shock, injured, or distressed. Yet, it is important to follow certain steps if you are physically able in order to prevent the at-fault driver and their insurance company from building a case against you.

After a motorcycle accident, make sure to do the following:

• If you are hurt, seek medical attention right away
• If you are undamaged, check on the well-being of your passengers and anyone else involved
• Call the police (and get the badge numbers and contact information of whoever shows up)
• Take pictures and videos of the scene of the accident, the damage to your vehicle, and of your and your passenger’s injuries
• If the insurance company sends their own investigator to the scene or calls you after the accident, do not talk to them

Even better, tell the insurance investigator you’re retaining Curtis | Walton Law and that your attorney will be in touch shortly. Then give us a call at 720-815-4402 or contact us online.

What To Do if You Think You May Be Hurt

Regardless of how you feel following your motorcycle accident, seek medical attention immediately. Don’t tough it out because you likely won’t notice all your injuries until shortly after the accident. Even if you don’t think you are seriously injured, slight aches and pains can turn into serious medical problems in the future.

Nothing is more important than your life and your health, so even if you don’t feel like you need one, go see a doctor. Don’t forget, your medical treatment is an important part of your case, and accident-related doctor visits are often paid for by your health insurance and the at-fault person’s insurance.

Why Should I Hire a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer?

There is nothing stopping you from filing a personal injury claim against an insurance company by yourself. In fact, insurance companies want you do this.

Without the pressure of a skilled and knowledgeable personal injury attorney, an insurance company will do everything they can to delay and minimize the value of your case. They do this to wear you down and pressure you into taking a fraction of your case’s value.

Insurance companies can afford to hire an army of lawyers who will do all they can to make sure that you are paid the smallest amount possible. This is why you need a skilled attorney to fight for you and your interests.

Hiring an attorney is especially important when you are facing:

• Serious injuries
• Large medical bills
• Loss of wages

Insurance adjusters are experts at reducing your case’s value or denying it altogether. You need us because we know the law, we know the rules, and we know insurance companies. Don’t do it alone.