Personal Injury Attorneys in Colorado Springs, Colorado

Yes, Conduit Law has extensive experience representing active-duty military members, veterans, and military families from Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, Schriever Space Force Base, and the Air Force Academy. We understand military-specific issues including: coordination with TRICARE, VA disability claims, deployment scheduling for court dates, SCRA protections, and base access restrictions. We also handle cases involving government contractors and military vehicles. Thank you for your service—call us for a free consultation.

Our Denver office is approximately 70 miles (1.5 hours) north of Colorado Springs via I-25. While we don't have a Colorado Springs office, we regularly represent Colorado Springs clients and can meet you virtually or travel to you for serious cases. Most injury cases don't require frequent office visits—we handle consultations by phone/video and can meet at your preferred Colorado Springs location. We also work with Colorado Springs medical providers and are familiar with El Paso County courts.

Colorado Springs personal injury cases are filed in El Paso County Combined Courts (located at 270 S Tejon St, Colorado Springs). Our attorneys are experienced in El Paso County District Court and familiar with local judges, court procedures, and case management protocols. We regularly travel to Colorado Springs for hearings, depositions, and trials. El Paso County follows the same Colorado state laws but has its own local rules and scheduling practices that we navigate skillfully.

Yes, USAA is a common insurer for military members and families in Colorado Springs. We have extensive experience negotiating with USAA and other military-affiliated insurers including Navy Federal, Armed Forces Insurance, and Geico Military. While USAA is generally professional, they still work to minimize claims. We understand USAA's processes and how to maximize your recovery. Many military insurance companies are based outside Colorado, which we handle routinely.

Colorado Springs' most dangerous roads include: I-25 through the city (high-speed crashes), Academy Boulevard (commercial vehicle accidents), Powers Boulevard, Highway 24 West (mountain accidents), Nevada Avenue, and the interchange at I-25 and Circle Drive. Mountain driving conditions, tourist traffic to Pikes Peak and Garden of the Gods, and military vehicle traffic create unique hazards. We investigate all Colorado Springs accident scenes to build strong cases.

Your military status can affect your claim in several ways: TRICARE may have liens on your settlement, you may be eligible for VA disability in addition to civil compensation, the Feres Doctrine may limit claims against the military for on-duty injuries, deployment may affect case timing, and SCRA provides certain legal protections. However, you absolutely can pursue civilian claims for off-duty injuries caused by non-military defendants. Conduit Law understands these complexities and maximizes military members' recovery.

Yes, the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) protects your legal rights during deployment and PCS moves. Courts can stay (postpone) proceedings while you're deployed, and you won't lose your claim. We can file your lawsuit before you deploy/PCS to preserve the statute of limitations, then proceed when you're available. We also handle cases entirely remotely for military members who have already relocated. Don't let military orders prevent you from pursuing compensation you deserve—contact us immediately.