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A Denver RTD bus accident lawyer starts with CGIA notice, not a generic crash file. The 182-day clock, who to serve, and the evidence that disappears.
Expert insights on Colorado personal injury law, insurance claims, and protecting your rights after an accident.
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A Denver RTD bus accident lawyer starts with CGIA notice, not a generic crash file. The 182-day clock, who to serve, and the evidence that disappears.

How Colorado Uber and Lyft accident claims really work under the Transportation Network Company Act (C.R.S. §§ 40-10.1-601 et seq.): three insurance phases, passenger and driver rights, evidence preservation, comparative fault, deadlines, and an illustrative disbursement walkthrough.

Colorado injury deadlines: 3 years for motor-vehicle crashes, 2 years for most other claims, 182 days to notice a public entity. Confirm your clock.
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