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How Long to Report an Accident to Insurance in Colorado
In Colorado, report a crash to your insurer within 24-72 hours. The policy's prompt-notice duty and the 3-year deadline to sue are two different clocks.
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One Lawyer for Multiple Accidents
Two accidents are two cases. Your body is still one file. One lawyer on both keeps the medical story, the apportionment letter, and any release from working against each other.
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Scarring and Disfigurement Damages in Colorado
Colorado treats disfigurement as its own harm, separate from medical bills and pain. Here is what affects how permanent scarring is valued, and why timing matters.
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