Fort Collins Personal Injury Lawyer

Our main office is in Denver, about 65 miles (1 hour) south of Fort Collins via I-25. We serve Fort Collins clients through virtual consultations (phone/video) and can meet you in Fort Collins for significant cases. Most injury cases don't require frequent in-person meetings—we handle everything remotely and communicate with Fort Collins medical providers and insurance companies on your behalf. Our Denver location doesn't limit our ability to provide excellent service to Northern Colorado clients.

Fort Collins injury cases are filed in Larimer County District Court (located at 201 Laporte Ave, Fort Collins). Our attorneys have experience in Larimer County courts and are familiar with local judges, procedures, and case management practices. We regularly travel to Fort Collins for hearings, mediations, and trials. Larimer County follows Colorado state laws but has local rules we navigate expertly. We also handle cases in nearby courts (Loveland, Greeley, Boulder) for Northern Colorado residents.

Yes, we regularly represent Colorado State University students injured in car accidents, bicycle accidents, off-campus housing incidents, bar/restaurant injuries, and other accidents in Fort Collins. We understand student-specific issues like dealing with out-of-state insurance, coordinating with parents, limited income affecting lost wage claims, and academic disruptions from injuries. Many CSU students are on their parents' insurance policies, which we navigate successfully. Call us for a free consultation—we make the legal process easy for busy students.

Fort Collins' accident hotspots include: College Avenue through Old Town and the CSU campus (pedestrian/bicycle accidents), I-25 through Fort Collins, Highway 287, Harmony Road (especially near I-25), Mulberry Street, and the College/Drake intersection. Fort Collins' heavy bicycle traffic, student population, and "choice city" growth create unique accident risks. Our attorneys understand Fort Collins' traffic patterns and work with local accident reconstruction experts when needed.

Fort Collins cases filed in Larimer County District Court typically take 12-24 months from filing to resolution, similar to Denver timelines. Some cases settle faster through negotiation or mediation, while disputed liability or catastrophic injury cases may take longer. The distance from our Denver office doesn't delay your case—we use technology for most communications and travel to Fort Collins for critical court appearances and meetings. We balance speed with maximizing your recovery.

Absolutely. Fort Collins is a "Platinum-level" bicycle-friendly community with extensive bike lanes and trails, but also sees numerous bicycle accidents. We handle bike crashes involving car-bike collisions, dooring accidents, trail accidents, and hit-and-run cases. We understand Fort Collins' bicycle infrastructure, local ordinances protecting cyclists, and CSU campus-area cycling issues. Colorado law protects bicyclists' rights as vehicle operators, and we hold negligent drivers accountable for serious bicycle injuries.

Yes, we represent injury victims throughout Larimer County and Northern Colorado including Loveland, Windsor, Greeley (Weld County), Longmont (Boulder County), and smaller communities. We understand regional differences in Northern Colorado including agricultural vehicle accidents, I-25 corridor crashes, and growing suburban populations. Our attorneys are licensed throughout Colorado and committed to serving Northern Colorado residents with the same dedication as Denver clients. Location doesn't limit our ability to fight for you.