Grand Junction Personal Injury Lawyers
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The Importance of Hiring The Right Attorney
“Attorneys who take cases all the way to trial get better settlement results in the cases that don’t need to go trial. This is because the insurance companies know the firm is willing to go to court if needed. Your case most likely won’t need to go to trial but make sure you ask any attorney you’re interviewing about their trial experience. You’d be shocked how many lawyers don’t ever go to trial.”
Jason Jordan
Grand Junction Personal Injury Attorneys
Personal injuries can lead to significant financial, emotional, and physical consequences. From car accidents to slip and falls, suffering an injury as a result of someone else’s negligence or recklessness can end in hardship — but under Colorado law, you can collect compensation for your damages through a lawsuit or insurance claim.
The Grand Junction injury attorneys at Jordan Law have over 20 years of experience. We can help you file the claim necessary to collect the funds you need to recover. We will advocate tirelessly on your behalf for the maximum possible settlement.
Why Choose Us?
We focus on our clients.
Our firm values open, honest communication with each of our clients. We will always be available to answer any questions and inform you of important case updates.
No Cost Unless We Win.
We operate on a contingency fee basis for maximum affordability. You do not have to pay legal fees unless we secure a settlement for you.
Years of Experience
Navigating the Colorado justice system can be a challenge. Our Boulder personal injury attorneys have years of trial experience in Colorado courts and will guide you through the process, step-by-step.
Does Your Case Qualify as a Personal Injury?
Typically, personal injury cases occur when one person suffers harm as a result of an accident or injury, and another person’s actions may have caused this harm. Proving a personal injury case relies on the theory of negligence, which states that someone’s actions breached his or her duty of care to the victim, directly causing the accident.
Personal injury can occur as a result of a number of accidents, including car accidents, wrongful death, and slip and falls. However, not all of these accidents occur due to negligence.
To determine if your case qualifies for a personal injury lawsuit, it is best to contact an attorney at Jordan Law. Our lawyers will examine the circumstances surrounding your case, determine if negligence likely occurred, and explain your legal options to you.
What Damages Can You Collect in a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
In a civil lawsuit, you can collect two main types of damages associated with your personal injury: economic and non-economic damages. In some cases, you may qualify for punitive damages as well.
Economic damages involve the tangible, out-of-pocket losses you suffer due to the accident. These may include past and future medical bills, surgeries, physical therapy, and disability accommodations. You may also recover funds for property damage, lost wages, and medications.
On the other hand, non-economic damages are the emotional losses you cannot quantify with a receipt or invoice. These may include chronic pain, the loss of quality of life, disfigurement, and mental anguish. Non-economic damages also apply to the development of mental health conditions, such as depression and anxiety.
Courts assign punitive damages to punish the at-fault party and discourage bad behavior, not to compensate you for a specific loss. You are eligible for punitive damages if the at-fault party acted in a way that was fraudulent, malicious, or exhibited willful and wanton conduct. The amount of punitive damages you receive cannot exceed your actual damages.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Can I Bring A Car Accident Claim On My Own?
You can bring a personal injury claim on your own against the at-fault driver’s insurance company. However, the insurance company is going to try and find ways to avoid paying you what your claim is worth. Having a personal injury on your side leads to a settlement that is three times the amount most people can get without an attorney.
Will My Personal Injury Case Go To Trial?
Most personal injury cases settle out of court. Some attorneys will take their client’s case to court when the insurance company isn’t offering fair value as a settlement amount. However, many personal injury law firms don’t take cases to trial. Instead, they settle all of their cases no matter what.
It’s important you hire a firm that has experience taking cases to trial. This will ensure that you get a fair offer from the insurance company.
How Long Does a Personal Injury Case Take?
Each case is different and depends on the facts, the injuries, comparative fault and more. In order to give you a reasonable estimate on your case value and the amount of time the case could take to resolve, call our team for a free case evaluation.