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Yes. Studies show that people who hire a personal injury lawyer recover far more money than those that try to go it alone. The reality is, insurance companies will never pay what you're actually owed unless you have a lawyer on your side. At Lionheart, We know the playbook insurers use to deny, delay, and lowball claims, and we know how to overcome it to get you full compensation.

The value of a personal injury claim hinges on a number of factors, including what type of insurance the at-fault driver had, what kind of insurance you have, your medical expenses, whether you have any scarring or permanent physical impairments, whether you had preexisting injuries, how much damage your vehicle sustained, whether you lost wages or work, and whether the at-fault driver's conduct was reckless (e.g. drunk driving, street racing, etc.). Generally-speaking, Lionheart Injury Law aims to recover the maximum amount possible under each applicable insurance policy. We also specialize in uncovering every available insurance policy so that we don't leave any money on the table.

That isn't a problem, we can help you get the medical care you need through a lien. We know all the doctors and healthcare providers in Colorado, and we can help coordinate everything to ensure you get the best medical treatment possible, with the best doctors in Denver. You will owe nothing out of pocket, and when your case resolves, we pay your healthcare providers directly from your recovery. You only pay them for your medical treatment if we win, and we negotiate all the prices down to ensure you always get more money in your pocket than you ultimately end up paying for your health care.

Don't worry if the investigating officer finds you at fault, Lionheart can still help you get compensated for your injuries. We have extensive experience proving these types of cases in court. In short, we know how to cross examinine officers and overcome a bad police report so that the jury still awards you full compensation.

In Colorado, if you weren't at fault, the answer is no. Under Colorado law, an insurer cannot increase your premium because of a not-at-fault accident. See C.R.S. § 10-4-628(1)(a). If your insurer is trying to use an accident against you, That said, if you were at fault, a surchage might be allowed, but only if your insurer provides proper written notice that explains precisely why it's raising your premium and advises you of the right to file a complaint with the Division of Insurance. If you receive a surcharge for a crash that wasn't your fault, you can point the insurer to these rules and if need be, file a complaint with the Divison. We can help you ensure that your insurance company treats you fairly and doesn't raise your premiums after a car accident.

Yes, there are two ways you could do this. First, you could go after the defendant personally. We run asset checks on every defendant to determine whether it's worth going after the at-fault driver. Sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't. Second, if an insurance company refuses to pay their full policy limit after our initial demand, we can go after the insurance company for “bad faith." The insurance company has a duty to settle claims in good faith, and if they refuse to do so, then we can go after the insurance company for the total amount you are owed, as determined by a jury, as well as for punitive damages.