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    3 Questions To Ask A Colorado Car Accident Lawyer

    Andrew WilliamsBy Andrew WilliamsJuly 22, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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    If you are an unfortunate victim of a car accident that happened because of someone’s fault, you can seek compensation for your damages. Car crashes, accidents, and collisions are way too common in Colorado, and the at-fault party must pay compensation to the victim(s). The compensation is meant to cover for medical bills, lost wages, property damage and other expenses. To maximize your settlement and get genuine legal advice, you must contact an attorney. Here are 3 questions to ask when meeting a Colorado car accident lawyer for the first time. 

    1. What is your assessment of my case? How can I protect my interests?

    A skilled accident lawyer can help in understanding your options and true worth of your claim. Colorado follows the modified comparative negligence rule. If you had a share in fault, you can still ask for compensation from the other at-fault driver, as long as your share of fault is not more than theirs. Your eventual settlement, however, will be reduced by your corresponding share of fault in percentage. Once your lawyer knows the facts of the case, they will explain further on how you can protect your rights. They can also evaluate if the case may end up in trial. Ask the attorney about a realistic settlement figure you can expect. 

    1. Will you handle my case personally? Will you work on a contingency fee?

    A bunch of car accident lawyers may work for the same law firm. Ask the attorney if they will work on the case, or someone else will be assigned. If another lawyer is working on the case, you need to meet that attorney to know their experience and work profile. As for the cost of hiring, most lawyers in Colorado work on a contingency fee, which means they get paid only when they win. You shouldn’t ideally have to pay a lawyer for the first appointment. 

    1. What is your experience like?

    Personal injury law is complicated. A lawyer, who often handles just product liability cases, may not be qualified or experienced enough to work on a car accident lawsuit. Make sure that you ask the lawyer about their portfolio, landmark cases, and other details related to their experience. Also, get references before you make a choice. Reviews and feedback posted on Google can be handy for sorting personal injury lawyers in Colorado.

    Check for a lawyer immediately after the car accident, preferably before you deal with the claims adjuster and insurance company. 

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