








John Fuller: Your Denver Personal Injury Attorney
A Denver Personal Injury Attorney Fighting for Justice in Your Time of Need
Contact us today for your case evaluation. It’s absolutely free, and 100% confidential. Let’s fight for the justice you deserve—together.
How can we help you?
Do I need a Denver Personal Injury Attorney?
- Insurance Bad Faith
- Bicycle Accidents
- Bus Accidents
- Car Accidents
- DUI Accidents
- Motorcycle Accidents
- Pedestrian Accidents
- Premises Liability
- Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs)
- Truck Accidents
- Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) Accidents
- Wrongful Death
Frequently Asked Questions
What is personal injury law?
Personal injury is a broad category of law that includes everything from defamation and assault to accidents and defective products. “Personal injuries” may include any variety of injury to a person: physical, emotional, reputational, financial, or any combination of these elements.
While our legal team is experienced in representing all types of personal injury cases, our focus is on accidents involving motor vehicles, trucks, Uber/Lyft vehicles, bicycles, pedestrians, motorcycles, and slip-and-falls. We also handle cases involving wrongful death.
How much does a Denver personal injury attorney cost?
Our firm operates on a contingency fee basis. This means that you won't pay any fees unless we successfully resolve your case. If we recover nothing, you pay nothing.
Is my case really big enough to need a lawyer?
This question can be heartbreaking to hear. Too often we have seen victims choose not to pursue their case because they believe that their case is too small or that no lawyer would agree to help them. However, every case is a big deal to the person that is injured, and every injury has the potential to uproot someone’s life completely.
Sometimes, a large part of successfully handling cases involves making sure you properly use the different insurance coverages that might apply to your claims. Often, clients hesitate to use coverages for fear of being penalized by the insurance companies. Fuller Law can assist in maximizing your recovery from all available sources.
Call us today to discuss your situation and begin to develop a plan for recovery. Fuller Law has more than 20 years of experience with cases just like yours. Help starts the moment you call.
Picking the right lawyer can help maximize the compensation you receive from your case.
How much does a Denver personal injury attorney cost?
Our firm operates on a contingency fee basis. This means that you won't pay any fees unless we successfully resolve your case. If we recover nothing, you pay nothing.
Is my case really big enough to need a lawyer?
This question can be heartbreaking to hear. Too often we have seen victims choose not to pursue their case because they believe that their case is too small or that no lawyer would agree to help them. However, every case is a big deal to the person that is injured, and every injury has the potential to uproot someone’s life completely.
Sometimes, a large part of successfully handling cases involves making sure you properly use the different insurance coverages that might apply to your claims. Often, clients hesitate to use coverages for fear of being penalized by the insurance companies. Fuller Law can assist in maximizing your recovery from all available sources.
Call us today to discuss your situation and begin to develop a plan for recovery. Fuller Law has more than 20 years of experience with cases just like yours. Help starts the moment you call.
Picking the right lawyer can help maximize the compensation you receive from your case.
What areas of law do you practice?
My Denver personal injury practice areas include:
- Car
- Accidents
- Truck Accidents
- Motorcycle Accidents
- Pedestrian Accidents
- DUI/DWAI Accidents
- Premises liability cases
- Slip-and-Fall Accidents
- Rideshare Accidents
Do you offer a free initial consultation?
Yes, our team provides a free initial consultation to prospective clients. During this meeting, we assess your case's strengths and limitations and offer general advice. If appropriate, we will begin to formulate a game plan at that first meeting. We believe the earlier you have Fuller Law on your side, the better the potential outcome.
What if I cannot afford a Denver personal injury attorney?
We believe that everyone deserves access to high-quality legal services, regardless of their financial situation. Our fee structure is based solely on a percentage basis, which means you'll only pay when we recover money for you.
How long will it take to resolve my personal injury case?
The timeframe for resolving a legal matter can vary widely depending on the complexity of the case. Some cases can be resolved through negotiation or settlement within weeks or months, while others may take several years if they go to trial. Rest assured, we provide all clients with an estimated timeline based on the specifics of their cases.
Will I have direct contact with the Denver personal injury attorney handling my case?
Absolutely. At Fuller Law Firm, we pride ourselves on being available when you need us. Communication is essential, and our team will keep you regularly informed about the progress of your case, answer your questions, and address any concerns you may have.
What does a Denver personal injury lawyer do?
As Denver personal injury attorneys, we provide unwavering support during the challenging process of rebuilding your life after a catastrophic accident. Our team or attorneys, support staff and medical experts invest time and effort in deeply understanding our clients, examining their cases from every possible perspective.
The responsibilities of a personal injury lawyer encompass:
Communication and education of my clients: We are not just your legal team; we are trusted confidante and advocates. Communication is key as we strive to ensure that our clients comprehend every aspect of the legal process, including the potential value and risks of pursuing their claim. Communication is the bedrock of our business.
Proving defendant negligence: Your legal team at Fuller Law will set to work establishing negligence to secure the rightful compensation you deserve. This requires gathering of evidence like police/accident reports, eyewitness accounts, insurance claims documents, videos, and photos. We obtain your medical records, and ensure that your injuries are evaluated by a reputable medical professional.
Developing a legal strategy: No two cases are exactly the same, and every client is unique. We meticulously craft case themes that resonate with the specific circumstances. This entails comprehensive research of case law and studying successful trial strategies used in similar cases.
Negotiating a settlement offer: Our legal team, in conjunction with co-counsel, is responsible for handling all negotiations with the opposing parties, which often involves dealing with insurance companies and attorneys representing the defendant. We file all necessary legal documents on your behalf and represent you in front of mediators, judges, and other legal authorities.
Presenting your case at trial: While we endeavor to seek amicable resolutions, there are instances where the defendant does not offer a fair settlement. In such situations, Fuller Law Firm is prepared to take your case to trial.
What is the statute of limitations for Denver personal injury claims?
In most auto-related personal injury claims, the statute of limitations in Colorado is three (3) years from the date of your accident or injury. Otherwise, the statute of limitations is two (2) years. If you are filing a claim against a government agency, there are strict notice provisions that require specific documents be filed within 182 days from the date of the incident.
Failing to file a claim or lawsuit within this time frame, or the failure to file the proper notice for government claims will likely result in your personal injury claim being dismissed, meaning you will not be able to recover financial compensation. Seeking legal representation promptly is crucial to avoid such consequences. Contact us today to initiate the process; there are no costs associated with starting the claim.
How much is my Colorado personal injury case worth?
Determining the value of a personal injury case is a challenging task and depends primarily on (1) the defendant’s culpability, (2) your injuries, and (3) the economic and non-economic costs of your injuries. Various factors can affect the value of your case, such as evidence supporting or challenging your claim, testimonies from witnesses, expert witness testimonies regarding your injuries and expenses, amount of insurance coverage, your level of comparative negligence (if any), and the county where your case is heard. The defendant’s reputation and financial capability do not dictate the value of your claim. To assess the true value of your case, we offer a free and confidential case evaluation.
How do you prove negligence in a Denver personal injury claim?
When filing a personal injury lawsuit in Denver—or anywhere in Colorado, the burden of proof falls on you. This means you will need to prove that the defendant’s negligence caused your injuries. Working with an experienced Denver personal injury attorney will help streamline this process.
To obtain a settlement or verdict on your behalf, your Denver personal injury attorney will need to show:
Duty of care: Demonstrating that the person responsible for your injuries, or the “defendant,” owed you (the “plaintiff”) a certain degree of care.
Breach of duty: Proving that the defendant’s actions or negligence resulted in a breach of their duty of care.
Causation: Your Denver personal injury lawyer must also prove that the defendant’s breach of duty caused both the accident and the injuries you sustained.
Damages: Finally, your Denver personal injury attorney must prove that you suffered damages because of the defendant’s actions or inactions. Damages may refer to economic costs, such as hospital bills and lost wages, as well as non-economic costs, such as pain and suffering, disfigurement, emotional distress, and loss of enjoyment of life.
In proving negligence—as well as all the elements listed above—an experienced personal injury attorney will know how to build your case for maximum compensation.
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