Your Pueblo, CO, Personal Injury Lawyers

Every personal injury case is unique. Let our experienced Pueblo, CO, personal injury lawyers review your case in a free case review to help you understand what you could recover through a personal injury lawsuit. We can do this online or over the phone. You don’t even have to leave your couch!

Colorado has contributory negligence laws, which means if you were partially responsible for the accident that caused your injury, the amount of compensation you are able to seek may be affected. It’s best to let a personal injury lawyer investigate your case to help you determine how this will affect your possible settlement.

Settlement negotiations are difficult to predict and the time they take can vary according to the circumstances of your case. We understand you need the possible settlement your case may produce right away. While we will always put your needs for a fair amount first, we will do everything we can to settle your case as quickly and efficiently as possible.

In an ongoing personal injury case, you’re responsible for your medical bills until you are able to obtain compensation. Health or auto insurance may offer protection that can help with expenses until you get your settlement.

Until your case is resolved, the at-fault party won’t pay for your lost wages. However, when you get the help of a Heuser & Heuser personal injury attorney, you will receive legal aid in seeking compensation for any paychecks you missed.

Though they may seem friendly and helpful, insurance companies are not on your side. Their job is to reduce or eliminate their financial responsibility, and any information you offer can be used against your case. Don’t lose out on any of the compensation you deserve. If the insurance company calls, it’s best to direct them to your attorney at Heuser & Heuser, LLP. Our experienced Pueblo, Colorado personal injury lawyers know how to handle the questions from the insurance company and will protect your rights.

Most car accident injury cases are settled out of court. Insurance companies generally prefer to wrap up cases quickly and avoid the time and uncertainty of a court case. That said, if your case is complicated or the insurance company does not offer fair compensation for your injuries and expenses, you may need to pursue a lawsuit.

While there’s nothing legally stopping you from handling this yourself, court cases are complex and time-consuming, so it’s crucial to hire an attorney to represent you. At Heuser & Heuser, LLP, we have years of courtroom experience that will give us the best shot at seeking your maximum compensation. Let us handle everything on your behalf while you focus on recovery. We’re on top of it!

When personal injuries involve people you know and love, you may consider not filing a claim or lawsuit to avoid conflict. Before making that decision, it’s important to remember that personal injury claims and lawsuits are directed at the responsible party’s insurance company, not the friend or family member personally. You’re entitled to compensation for your injuries and expenses, and your loved ones are protected by the insurance policies they pay for to cover these situations.

If you are worried about impacting someone you love when seeking the compensation you deserve, there are legal options available for you. Contact us today for a free case review so we can help you understand what choices are available to you.

If you don’t feel hurt at the time of an accident, that doesn’t mean you don’t have an injury. You may have physical responses to stress and trauma that reduce pain, such as an increase in adrenaline. You may feel fine at the time but later develop more significant injuries and pains. We recommend seeking medical attention as soon as possible after the accident, even if you do not believe you have significant injuries at first. If you discover your injury days or weeks later, your medical evaluation can still be used as evidence for your case. Though, your evaluation may hold more value in your case if you seek medical attention immediately after the accident. If you have any worries about how your medical record may impact your case, it’s best to consult an attorney from Heuser & Heuser, LLP to evaluate your case.

Your pre-existing condition doesn’t automatically exclude you from a personal injury claim. Depending on the injury and the nature of your pre-existing condition, your compensation may be reduced. In some cases, you can also hold the responsible party financially accountable for aggravating your condition. Your pre-existing condition case can be complex and require the guidance of an experienced attorney. Our attorneys at Heuser & Heuser, LLP have experience navigating cases for injured people just like you, so contact us today to get started.

In most cases, on-the-job injuries are covered by workers’ compensation benefits provided by your employer. Workers’ compensation is intended to cover your medical bills and lost wages for injuries and illnesses caused by your work environment. We have an experienced team of workers’ comp lawyers who have recovered hundreds of thousands of dollars in compensation for injured workers like you. Contact us today to let our team at Heuser & Heuser, LLP help you seek the workers’ comp settlement you deserve.