Personal Injury Attorneys in Longmont, Colorado
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Fighting for injury victims in Longmont, Boulder and Weld Counties
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★★★★★ Reviews:Dawn Jacobs: “I was rear ended and had injuries. Conduit Law not...”Crystal Harris: “Wonderful Attorneys!! Very Communicative, personab...”Jalen K: “Jon and Elliot really made things easy for me afte...”Scott Woodrow: “I will say one thing for sure about this law firm ...”Zuri Louis Pierre: “I cannot say enough about how amazing the team at ...”
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Trusted Personal Injury Lawyers Serving Longmont
With nearly 100,000 residents, Longmont is Boulder County's second-largest city. Conduit Law provides experienced personal injury representation to Longmont residents injured due to negligence. Our Denver office is just a 35-minute drive via US-36.
Why Longmont Residents Choose Conduit Law
- Experience with Boulder and Weld County courts
- Knowledge of Longmont's medical facilities
- Understanding of Highway 119 and US-287 accident patterns
- Familiarity with local traffic and accident hotspots
- Strong track record with Colorado injury claims
Common Accident Locations in Longmont
- Highway 119 (Ken Pratt Boulevard)
- US-287 (Main Street) corridor
- Highway 66 and Hover Street
- Nelson Road and Highway 119 intersection
- Downtown Main Street area
- Twin Peaks Mall vicinity
Longmont Accident Risks
Longmont's location and growth create various accident risks:
- Highway speed collisions on 119 and 287
- Commuter traffic accidents to Boulder and Denver
- Agricultural vehicle accidents in rural areas
- Bicycle accidents on greenway trails
- Weather-related crashes during winter months
Types of Injury Cases We Handle
- Car and truck accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- Bicycle and pedestrian injuries
- Agricultural equipment accidents
- Slip and fall injuries
- Wrongful death claims
Local Medical Facilities
Longmont injury victims typically receive treatment at:
- UCHealth Longs Peak Hospital
- Longmont United Hospital (Centura Health)
- Front Range Family Medicine
- Various urgent care centers
Serving Boulder and Weld Counties
From Longmont, we also serve injured clients throughout the region including Boulder, Lafayette, Louisville, Erie, Firestone, and Frederick. Our attorneys work with local law enforcement and understand area court procedures.
Free Consultation for Longmont Residents
If you've been injured in Longmont or the surrounding areas, contact Conduit Law today. We offer free consultations and can meet virtually or at our Denver office. No attorney fees unless we win your case.
Longmont at a Glance
Population: 99,000
State: Colorado
Personal Injury Services in Longmont
We handle all types of personal injury cases in Longmont. Explore our complete 24+ practice areas to see how we can help you.
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Car Accidents
Highway 119, Main Street, Diagonal Highway
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Truck Accidents
Highway 119 commercial traffic
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Bicycle Accidents
Bike-friendly city, urban trails
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Motorcycle Accidents
Highway 119, mountain access
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Slip & Fall
Twin Peaks Mall, downtown
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Wrongful Death
Traffic fatalities
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Dog Bites
Family-oriented neighborhoods
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Pedestrian Accidents
Downtown walkable areas
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Workers' Compensation
Tech and light industry
Our Service Area in Longmont
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Why Longmont Residents Choose Us
- ✓Boulder County court experience
- ✓Twin Peaks Mall area coverage
- ✓Highway 119 and Main Street experts
- ✓Northern Boulder County specialists
- ✓College and family community representation
- ✓Local expertise for Longmont injury victims
Contact Information
Denver Office
1576 N Sherman St Ste 120
Denver, CO 80203
Serving Longmont
Available for consultations
Common Questions About Longmont Injury Cases
What are the most dangerous roads and intersections in Longmont?
Main Street (US-287) through Longmont from Pike Road to Highway 66 is a major accident corridor. The Diagonal Highway (Highway 119) between Longmont and Boulder sees severe high-speed crashes. Ken Pratt Boulevard (Highway 119) from Main to Hover has multiple accident zones. The Highway 287 and Highway 52 intersection is particularly dangerous. Hover Street from Highway 66 to Nelson Road has heavy traffic accidents. 17th Avenue from Main to Airport Road sees accidents near retail areas. Nelson Road from I-25 to Hover is an emerging accident zone with new development. The Highway 66 corridor has increased truck traffic.
Which hospitals serve Longmont accident victims?
UCHealth Longs Peak Hospital (1750 E Ken Pratt Blvd) is Longmont's primary hospital with comprehensive emergency and trauma services. Longmont United Hospital (2030 Mountain View Ave) merged with UCHealth, providing additional emergency care. Good Samaritan Medical Center in Lafayette serves as backup for severe trauma. Boulder Community Health is another option for specialized care. Northern Colorado Medical Center in Greeley handles some serious cases. Having a major UCHealth facility in Longmont means excellent trauma care and documentation. The merger created a stronger regional trauma network benefiting injury victims.
Where are Longmont personal injury cases filed?
Longmont cases are filed in Boulder County District Court (1777 6th Street, Boulder), about 15 miles southwest. Some eastern Longmont cases near I-25 might fall under Weld County jurisdiction (courthouse in Greeley). Boulder County juries tend to be educated and liberal, often sympathetic to injured plaintiffs but requiring strong evidence. The Boulder courthouse location means planning for travel time and parking. Boulder County judges are experienced with Diagonal Highway accidents and agricultural equipment cases common in Longmont. We leverage Boulder County's plaintiff-friendly reputation while presenting credible, evidence-based cases.
Can you handle accidents at Longmont's growing retail and recreation areas?
Yes, we handle injuries at Village at the Peaks shopping center, Twin Peaks Mall area (now redeveloped), Hover Crossing retail accidents, Sandstone Ranch Park injuries, Union Reservoir boating/swimming accidents, St. Vrain Greenway trail bicycle accidents, Longmont Recreation Center incidents, and the extensive prairie trail system. The downtown Main Street revitalization creates pedestrian/vehicle conflicts. Each venue has different ownership—city parks involve governmental immunity while private retail has standard liability. The reservoir and greenway have unique recreational liability issues we navigate.
How does Longmont's agricultural and tech industry mix affect accidents?
Longmont uniquely blends agricultural heritage with growing tech industry, creating diverse accident patterns. Farm equipment on rural roads conflicts with commuter traffic. The Diagonal Highway carries both tech workers to Boulder and agricultural vehicles. Food processing facilities like Butterball create truck traffic. Tech campuses generate rush-hour congestion. Rural roads like North 75th Street have inadequate shoulders for increased traffic. Agricultural chemical exposure can complicate injury claims. Mixed land use means varying speed limits and driver expectations. We understand both agricultural equipment accidents and tech-industry commute patterns.
What makes the Diagonal Highway (119) particularly dangerous?
The Diagonal Highway between Longmont and Boulder is notorious for severe accidents: high speeds (65 mph) with at-grade intersections, limited access control despite heavy traffic, head-on collision history before recent improvements, mix of commuters and agricultural vehicles, and severe weather exposure on the open plains. Recent safety improvements help but haven't eliminated risks. Fog and wind create sudden hazards. The IBM campus area has heavy turn movements. Niwot Road intersection remains dangerous. We investigate whether safety improvements were adequate and if drivers adjusted speed for conditions. The highway's history affects how juries view accident claims.