Aurora Car Accident Attorney
Ready to Hold the Negligent Driver Accountable for Your Injuries
If you were involved in a car accident in Aurora, you are likely suffering from a wide range of physical and emotional injuries. You may have sustained a concussion, broken bones, whiplash, road rash, or other serious injuries that require you to miss work and undergo medical treatments. You may be overwhelmed by the financial and emotional burden of your injuries, and you may not know where to turn for help.
At Denver Trial Lawyers, our Aurora car accident lawyers understand the emotional and financial toll that car accidents can take on you and your family. We are here to help you get the compensation you deserve.
Call (303) 647-9990 for a free consultation and speak with our car accident attorneys in Aurora, CO.
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the record we stand on
Over a Billion Dollars Recovered for Our Clients
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$8.91 Million Drunk Driving Accident Resulting in Rollover Collision
Rollover collision – Steve Wahlberg represented the driver of a vehicle struck by a drunk driver. The Court entered judgment of $4,455,000 including 1.5 million in physical impairment, $4,455,000 in punitive damages.
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$4.44 Million Jury Verdict for the Family of a Driver Killed in a Highway Speed Collision
Steve Wahlberg obtained a jury verdict based on a highway speed collision. The Defendant crossed the center line and caused a head-on collision, which killed the driver and seriously injured his wife.
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$2.73 Million Case Involving a Passenger Hit by a Drunk Driver
Steve Wahlberg represented a passenger in a vehicle hit by a drunk driver. Mr. Wahlberg obtained a judgment against a drunk driver in a rollover collision including an award of $750,000 and exemplary damages of $1,365,000.
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$2.2 Million Judgment Against a Driver That Drove Into a Construction Zone
Steve Wahlberg obtained a $2,200,000 judgment against a driver that drove into a construction zone—causing serious and permanent orthopedic and neurological injuries.
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$1.8 Million Head-On Car Crash
Dan Sloane recovered the $1.8 million insurance policy limits for family involved in a car crash when the responsible driver negligently crossed the center line, causing a head-on collision.
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$1.5 Million Highway Speed Collision Resulting in Wrongful Death
Steve Wahlberg settled a highway speed collision for $1,500,000—the defendant crossed the center lane killing Wahlberg’s client. Wahlberg brought a claim on behalf of the widow and the case settled one month before trial.
Common Causes Of Car Accidents
A car accident, also known as a traffic accident or motor vehicle accident, is an event in which one or more vehicles collide with each other or with other objects, resulting in damage to the vehicles, injury to the occupants, and potentially even fatalities. Car accidents can occur for various reasons, and the causes can often be attributed to human error, environmental factors, or mechanical failures.
Common causes of car accidents include:
- Distracted driving: One of the leading causes of car accidents is distracted driving, which includes activities like texting, talking on the phone, eating, or using in-car entertainment systems while driving.
- Speeding: Exceeding the speed limit or driving too fast for road conditions can reduce a driver's ability to react in time to avoid accidents.
- Impaired driving: Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI) significantly impairs a driver's judgment, coordination, and reaction time, leading to a high risk of accidents.
- Reckless or aggressive driving: Behaviors such as tailgating, weaving in and out of traffic, and road rage can lead to accidents.
- Running red lights and stop signs: Ignoring traffic signals and signs can result in collisions at intersections.
- Fatigue: Drowsy driving can be as dangerous as impaired driving, as it impairs a driver's alertness and reaction time.
- Weather conditions: Adverse weather conditions, such as rain, snow, ice, fog, and heavy winds, can reduce visibility and traction, making accidents more likely.
- Poor road conditions: Potholes, debris on the road, poorly maintained roads, and inadequate signage can contribute to accidents.
- Mechanical failures: Malfunctions in a vehicle's brakes, tires, steering, or other critical systems can lead to accidents.
- Inexperienced drivers: Inexperienced or teen drivers may lack the skills and judgment to handle certain driving situations safely.
- Tailgating: Following another vehicle too closely reduces the time and space available to react to sudden stops or emergencies.
- Failing to yield the right of way: Ignoring the right-of-way rules at intersections can result in collisions.
- Poor visibility: Reduced visibility due to fog, smoke, or darkness can make it difficult to see and react to hazards.
frequently asked questions
Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 303-647-9990 today!
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How Long Does A Car Accident Case Usually Take?The length of a car accident case can vary widely based on factors such as the complexity of the crash, the severity of the injuries, and how quickly medical treatment stabilizes. Some matters resolve within a few months once medical bills and records are collected and liability is clear. Others, especially those involving significant or permanent injuries, may take longer because it is important to understand the full medical picture before discussing settlement.
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Do I Have To Go To Court For A Car Accident Claim?Many car accident claims are resolved through negotiations with insurance companies without a trial. However, if the insurer disputes liability, undervalues your injuries, or refuses to make a fair offer, filing a lawsuit may be necessary. Even then, most cases settle before reaching a courtroom, but preparing as though a trial could occur helps create leverage in those negotiations.
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What If I Was Partly At Fault For The Crash?Under Colorado’s modified comparative negligence rules, you may still recover compensation if you were less than 50 percent responsible for the collision. Any award would typically be reduced by your percentage of fault. Because fault percentages can be a matter of evidence and interpretation, collecting photographs, witness information, and timely reports from law enforcement in Aurora can be very important to how this issue is decided.
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Real Stories Behind Every Win
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"We are incredibly grateful to Jordan Grosgebauer and the entire team at Denver Trial Lawyers."- Santana W.
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"Stephen Wahlberg never lost sight of the human element of his very important work."- Kara N.
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"Jordan Grosgebauer took great care of us, really glad to have found her and this firm."- Phil C.
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"Dan Sloane and his staff were nothing less than impeccable."- Dean R.
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"Jordan and her team were kind, attractive, and comprehensive with us, always answering our questions and concerns promptly."- Joselin G.
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"I put my TRUST in Dan Sloane."- Julie D.
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"I trusted Daniel Sloane so much."- Christina
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"Steve Wahlberg handled our very difficult case with brilliance."- D. F.
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