Levine Law Accident Attorneys – Denver Injury Lawyer
4500 Cherry Creek S Dr #400, Denver, CO 80246, United States
Open 24 hours
Denver Personal Injury Lawyer
An accident in Denver can change everything in an instant. One moment you’re going about your day—then suddenly you’re dealing with injuries, medical bills, lost income, and insurance companies pushing you to settle quickly.
At Levine Law, we represent injury victims across Denver with one clear objective: build a case that insurance companies cannot ignore—and pursue the full compensation you deserve.
👉 Free Consultation – No Fee Unless We Win
📞 Call (303) 578-3729
Proven Results. Serious Representation.
- Millions recovered for injury victims
- Over 20 years of personal injury experience
- Trial-ready representation from day one
- Recognized attorneys (Super Lawyers, AV-rated, Top Trial Lawyers)
👉 We don’t prepare cases to settle fast—we prepare them to win.
Serving Injury Victims Across Denver
We represent clients throughout the Denver metro area, including:
- Downtown Denver
- Cherry Creek
- Capitol Hill
- Aurora and Lakewood
- Major corridors like I-25, I-70, and Colfax Avenue
Denver’s traffic density, rapid growth, and high-volume intersections make it one of the most accident-prone areas in Colorado. Serious crashes frequently occur along I-25, I-70, Federal Boulevard, and Colfax Avenue, often involving multiple vehicles, pedestrians, and commercial traffic.
Local Insight That Strengthens Your Case
A personal injury case is not just about what happened—it’s about how it is proven.
Many Denver injury victims receive treatment through Denver Health Medical Center, UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital, and other regional providers. These records often become the foundation of a strong injury claim.
When litigation becomes necessary, cases are typically handled through Denver County courts or Colorado District Court, where deadlines, procedures, and filings directly impact case strategy.
👉 We don’t just understand the law—we understand how injury cases actually move through Denver.
Why Choose Levine Law
Not all personal injury lawyers approach cases the same way. Some firms are built to settle quickly. We are built to create leverage.
When you hire Levine Law, you get:
- Trial-ready representation from day one
- A strategy focused on maximizing case value
- Attorneys experienced in dealing with insurance companies
- A reputation that insurers take seriously
👉 We prepare every case as if it will go to trial—because that is what forces insurance companies to pay full value.
INJURED? GET THE MONEY YOU DESERVE!
Call Levine Law Today at 303-333-8000 and Get Our Injury Lawyers Fighting for Your Rights.
What To Do After an Accident in Denver
What you do immediately after an accident can affect your entire case.
- Seek medical attention right away
- Report the accident and obtain a police report
- Document the scene (photos, witnesses, damage)
- Avoid speaking with insurance adjusters alone
- Contact a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible
👉 Before you accept any offer, understand your rights. Call for a free consultation.
Find Out How Much Your Case in Worth
Call us for a FREE consultation. No Fee Unless We Get You Money.
What Happens After You Contact Us
We remove uncertainty from the process:
1. Free consultation
We review your case and explain your options clearly.
2. Investigation and strategy
We gather evidence, identify liability, and build your claim.
3. We handle everything
Insurance negotiations, documentation, and legal filings.
4. Resolution
We pursue the maximum compensation—through settlement or trial.
👉 You focus on recovery. We handle the rest.
Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle in Denver
We represent clients in a wide range of injury cases:
- Car accidents
- Truck accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- Pedestrian accidents
- Bicycle accidents
- Slip and fall / premises liability
- Catastrophic injuries
- Spinal Cord Injuries
How Personal Injury Claims Work in Colorado
To recover compensation, you must prove:
- Duty of care
- Breach of that duty
- Causation
- Damages
While these elements may seem straightforward, building a successful claim requires strong evidence, expert analysis, and legal strategy.
Personal Injury FAQ
If you or a loved one is hurt in an accident or by someone’s negligence, you may be entitled to receive financial compensation from the party that is liable for your injuries — even if you were partly at fault. You do this by filing a personal injury claim. Some claims will be settled with the insurance company, but some cases go to court. In order to make sure you are being treated fairly and receive the most compensation possible, it is strongly encouraged that you speak with a Denver personal injury attorney.
Non-economic damages are intended to compensate for the non-economic impact of an accident. That includes compensation for pain and suffering, emotional trauma and the loss of enjoyment of life.
In the tragic event that a person dies in an accident, their family members can also seek compensation for loss of consortium. These damages are meant to cover the loss of the person’s companionship and affection, support, parenting time, and intimacy between spouses.
Because non-economic damages can be difficult to quantify, it is vital to have an experienced personal injury lawyer in your corner. Once you sign a settlement agreement or a court orders a certain award amount, you cannot go back and ask for additional compensation.
Punitive damages are generally designed to punish bad behavior by those responsible for an accident. They are awarded in cases involving fraud, recklessness and malicious intent. They are often awarded for car accidents caused by drunk or drugged drivers and medical malpractice or nursing home neglect cases that involve a complete disregard for reasonable safety standards.
State law imposes certain caps on some types of damages. An experienced accident attorney at Levine Law can help you fully understand those limits and determine what your case is potentially worth.
Insurance companies and others take several factors into account when deciding whether to settle a case and how much money to offer to resolve the matter. Those factors include:
- Proof of fault: The stronger the case for liability, the more likely the responsible party will try to settle it. Settlements allow an insurer or other entity to avoid the costs of going to trial and reduce the risk of a court decision.
- Extent of injuries: The more serious the injuries, the more money that the responsible party will be willing to pay to resolve the case.
- Medical costs: Doctors’ bills and other costs directly related to the injuries directly determine the settlement amount.
Regardless of the situation, it is ultimately up to you to decide whether to accept or reject any settlement offer. At Levine Law, we are seasoned litigators who stand ready to go to trial with our clients in the event that an agreement cannot be reached.
Emotional distress covers any psychological reactions that a person has to a traumatic injury or event. These reactions affect the victim’s daily life, from sleep loss to an inability to concentrate. Victims often have uncontrollable emotional reactions — crying, depression, fear, panic — following an accident, and these reactions can be hard to shake, so much so that the victim’s personal life may end up in chaos while he or she tries to handle the aftermath.
Proving emotional distress can involve a variety of factors, some of which are below:
- Medical evidence — Although emotional distress does not have physical manifestations, it does have an impact on your health that can (and should) be evaluated by your doctor. Including an assessment from a physician or a psychologist in your claim can help demonstrate that your distress is real.
- Related physical injuries — If you’re suffering from sleep deprivation, you may develop headaches as a result. If you can link the two (or other similar physical issues), you may be able to demonstrate the severity of your distress.
- Intensity and duration — The longer you suffer, the more you should be able to recover. But for emotional distress, the length of your distress can provide a baseline for how serious the trauma is. For example, if you struggle with stress and anxiety six months after an accident, you may have underlying emotional pain to blame.
- Underlying cause — The cause of your emotional trauma may lend credibility to your claim as well. If you were rear-ended, chances are you won’t recover much from an emotional distress claim. But if you were involved in a three-story slip and fall, for example, you could suffer extreme anxiety with respect to heights, which can be linked to your emotional response.
In order to assess whether the insurance companies are offering a fair settlement, you need to know who caused the accident and what you can expect in terms of the long-term effects of your injuries. Both of these require the help of a personal injury attorney who can conduct a thorough investigation and accurately assess your financial and non-financial losses.
What Compensation May Be Available
Depending on your case, you may recover:
Economic damages:
- Medical expenses (past and future)
- Lost wages and earning capacity
- Property damage
Non-economic damages:
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
- Loss of enjoyment of life
Punitive damages:
In cases involving reckless or egregious conduct.
Evidence That Can Strengthen Your Case
Strong claims rely on strong evidence:
- Police and accident reports
- Medical documentation
- Witness statements
- Photos and video evidence
- Expert testimony
We work quickly to preserve and build the evidence needed to support your claim.
You Pay Nothing Unless We Win
We represent injury victims on a contingency fee basis:
- No upfront costs
- No hourly fees
- No payment unless we recover compensation
What Our Clients Say
“They handled everything and made a stressful situation much easier. I always felt informed and supported throughout my case.”
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Colorado?
Most claims must be filed within two years, or three years for motor vehicle accidents.
What if I was partially at fault?
Colorado follows a modified comparative negligence rule, meaning you may still recover compensation if you are less than 50% at fault.
What if the insurance company denies my claim?
We build evidence-backed cases designed to challenge denials and pursue full compensation.
How much is my case worth?
Every case is different. We evaluate all damages to determine full value.
Speak With a Denver Personal Injury Lawyer Today
If you’ve been injured in Denver or anywhere in the surrounding metro area, don’t wait to get legal guidance.
👉 Free Consultation – No Fee Unless We Win
📞 Call (303) 578-3729
📍 4500 Cherry Creek S Dr #400, Denver, CO
