Negligence is the key factor in every Colorado personal injury case. Negligence means proving that someone else is at fault. To prove negligence, we have to establish three factors:
- The first factor we have to prove is that the other person had a duty of care towards you.
- Next, we have to prove that their violating this duty of care led to the accident, even indirectly. The term for this is the “direct or proximate cause” of the accident.
- Finally, we need to establish that your injury occurred because of the accident.
In simple terms, we have to prove that they were responsible for providing a safe environment, they were expected to act responsibly, and that they violated this duty by acting against their responsibilities. This is called the “reasonable person” standard.
Tell us your story during a free case evaluation, and we will build a legal strategy to fulfill these requirements so you can seek the monetary compensation you need to cover your medical expenses and other losses after the motorcycle crash.
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