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FAQs
How Long Do I Have to Bring A Slip and Fall Claim?
The Colorado Statute of Limitations for slip and fall cases is two (2) years. This means that you have two (2) years in Colorado to either settle your accident claim or file suit. If you let the 2 year statute expire without having settled or filed suit, you will lose your right to pursue money damages related to your slip and fall case.
What damages can I recover?
You will be entitled to pursue all medical costs related to your accident treatment along with lost wages (past and future), pain and suffering, disfigurement and permanency. Things like out-of-pocket expenses for prescriptions, co-pays, and mileage reimbursement are also things you can recover.
How Long Do I Have to Bring a Car Accident Claim?
The Colorado Statute of Limitations for motor vehicle accidents is three (3) years. This means that you have three (3) years in Colorado to either settle your accident claim or file suit. If you let the 3 year statute expire without having settled or filed suit, your ability to pursue money damages related to your accident go away permanently. If you have an Underinsured Motorist benefits claim, you will have an additional two (2) years to settle or file suit (or demand arbitration) after you settle your underlying bodily injury claim.
This information can be found on the FAQ page on our website.
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