No. Colorado was a no-fault state—meaning your own insurance company would cover compensation—for car accidents up until 2003. Since then, the state has passed laws that now mean Colorado is an at-fault state. That means you can no longer file a claim directly with your insurance company for damage. You instead have to file a claim against the at-fault party’s insurance, which is why building a strong case for compensation is more important than ever. For more information on how to protect your rights in an at-fault state, contact Heuser & Heuser, LLP car accident lawyers for a free case review. It’s just that easy!
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