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Conduit Can Do It
No Fee Unless We Win.
Car crashes, serious injuries & toxic mold claims in Colorado and Kansas.
Response in ~15 minutes
★1,000+ Colorado families helped
Average response time: 15 minutes
Conduit Can Do It
No Fee Unless We Win.
Car crashes, serious injuries & toxic mold claims in CO and KS.
Response in ~15 minutes
★1,000+ Colorado families helped
We respond in ~15 minutes
Areas of Practice
Over $50 million recovered for clients across Colorado. Our attorneys handle every case type with the same tenacity.
Denver injury claims across vehicle crashes, premises, and catastrophic harm.
Aggressive representation against insurers who undervalue your claim.
Taking on trucking companies and their corporate defense teams.
Compassionate, relentless advocacy for families who lost everything.
Owner-liability claims after dog attacks and animal injuries.
Holding negligent property owners accountable for unsafe conditions.
The five-phase process we use on Colorado injury files — from the first 48 hours through demand and, when needed, filing. The same operating method behind the $50M+ recovered figure on this site. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Compared with public Google reviews on this site. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
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Elliot Singer
Founder & Managing Attorney
Former CO AAG · Civil Section, Personnel & Civil Rights
Led by managing attorney Elliot Singer — former Colorado Assistant Attorney General in the Civil Section's Personnel and Civil Rights Unit (B.A. Cornell University 2008; J.D. Tulane Law School 2014; not Cornell Law). Conduit Law was founded in 2022 with Jon Mahler (operations; not an attorney). Contingency: no fee unless recovery.
We understand that dealing with an injury can be overwhelming. That's why we handle all aspects of your case, allowing you to focus on your recovery while we fight for the compensation you deserve.
Learn More About UsWe start with liability, insurance coverage, the medical evidence, and the practical cost of waiting, then tell you honestly whether we think we can help with your Colorado personal injury claim.
Anything you already have makes that first conversation sharper: police reports, treatment records, photos, witness names, and any letters you have received about the claim. If you do not have them yet, that is fine. We will tell you what to preserve.
Tell us what happened, what hurts, and who has contacted you. The consultation is free, and there is no obligation to hire us afterward.
From the Denver metro to the Front Range and Western Slope, we represent accident and injury victims statewide. Find your community:
Don't wait to get the compensation you deserve. Contact us now for a free, no-obligation consultation with our experienced attorney.
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M.S. — MVA with a commercial tree-trimming vehicle — 2025
J.D. — DoorDash MVA wrongful death — 2024
S.S. — Colorado MVA — 2026
H.P. — Colorado rear-end MVA — 2025
D.C. — Colorado MVA, passenger — 2026
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case is unique and results depend on specific facts and circumstances. Settlement amounts shown represent actual recoveries for clients but should not be considered a prediction of results in your case.
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