While Colorado law allows you to represent yourself, insurance companies have experienced adjusters and attorneys working to minimize your claim. Denver personal injury lawyers understand Colorado negligence law, local court procedures in Denver District Court, and how to properly value claims including future medical needs. Most importantly, Conduit Law works on contingency (no fees unless we win), so there's no financial risk in having professional representation. Studies show represented clients recover 3-5 times more than unrepresented claimants.

Conduit Law is located at 1576 N Sherman St Ste 120, Denver, CO 80203—just 2 blocks from the Denver District Court and less than a mile from downtown Denver. We're easily accessible from I-25 (exit at 20th Street) and served by RTD bus routes. Free parking is available nearby. We also offer virtual consultations for Denver residents who prefer remote meetings. Our central location makes it convenient for clients throughout the Denver metro area.

Yes, Conduit Law represents injury victims throughout Colorado, not just Denver. We regularly handle cases in Aurora, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Boulder, and all 64 Colorado counties. Our attorneys are licensed to practice in all Colorado state courts and federal courts. If your accident occurred anywhere in Colorado—or even in another state while you were traveling—we can evaluate your case. Call (720) 432-7032 for a free consultation regardless of where your injury occurred.

Most Denver personal injury cases are filed in Denver District Court (City and County of Denver Combined Courts, located at 1437 Bannock St). Small claims up to $7,500 go to Denver County Court. Federal cases (involving federal agencies or diversity jurisdiction over $75,000) are heard in U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado. Our office is 2 blocks from Denver District Court, and our attorneys have extensive experience practicing in all Denver-area courts and know the local judges and procedures.

Denver's most dangerous accident locations include: the I-25/I-70 "Mousetrap" interchange, Colfax Avenue (especially between Federal and Colorado Blvd), the I-25/I-225 interchange, Federal Boulevard, Sheridan Boulevard, and busy downtown intersections like 16th and Broadway. Weather conditions, high traffic volume, and aggressive driving contribute to frequent accidents at these locations. If you were injured at any Denver intersection or roadway, Conduit Law can investigate the accident scene and hold negligent drivers accountable.

Denver District Court personal injury cases typically take 12-24 months from filing to resolution, though simple cases may settle faster and complex cases can take longer. Colorado requires pre-litigation mediation in many counties, which can lead to earlier settlement. The timeline depends on injury severity, whether liability is disputed, court scheduling, and negotiation progress. While we work efficiently, we prioritize maximizing your recovery over speed—settling too early often means leaving money on the table.

No, Denver follows the same Colorado state personal injury laws, including the 3-year statute of limitations, modified comparative negligence rules, and damage caps. However, Denver has unique local factors: higher traffic density leading to more accidents, diverse population requiring multilingual services (we have bilingual English/Spanish staff), proximity to federal facilities and courthouses, and specific municipal codes for premises liability. Our Denver-based attorneys understand both statewide Colorado law and local Denver considerations affecting your case.