Springs Law Group represents people injured in Pueblo car accidents, commercial truck crashes, falls on unsafe properties, and other accidents caused by negligence.<\/p>\n
From our downtown Pueblo office, our personal injury attorneys investigate accidents, handle insurance claims, and pursue compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and other losses.<\/p>\n
Our team provides legal representation and client communication in English and Spanish.<\/p>\n
Contact Springs Law Group<\/a> for a free consultation to discuss your personal injury claim and learn how our contingency fee arrangement works.<\/p>","_litigation_personal_injury_discription_new_copy":" A serious injury can leave you unable to work while medical expenses continue to accumulate.<\/p>\n Insurance companies may begin discussing a settlement before you know whether you will need surgery, rehabilitation, or other long-term medical care.<\/p>\n Our Pueblo personal injury lawyers investigate how the accident occurred, gather medical and financial records, identify available insurance coverage, and negotiate with the companies responsible for paying claims.<\/p>\n We pursue compensation that reflects the documented effects of an injury, including future treatment, lost income, reduced earning capacity, and other related losses.<\/p>\n With an office at 503 N. Main Street, Suite 410, Pueblo, CO 81003, Springs Law Group gives Pueblo residents access to our team without requiring a trip to Colorado Springs.<\/strong><\/p>\n We represent injured clients in Pueblo West and surrounding Southern Colorado communities, and we offer Spanish-speaking representation for people who prefer to discuss their cases in Spanish.<\/strong><\/p>","_litigation_video_url_new":"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=vszlb0XqEsw","add_button":"[elementor-template id=\"19898\"]"},"_header_sub_header_content_new":[{"_hsc_header_new":"Why Choose Springs Law Group for Your Pueblo Personal Injury Case?","_hsc_sub_content_new":" Springs Law Group has represented injured Coloradans in hundreds of cases, including motor vehicle accidents, insurance disputes, premises liability claims, and other serious injury matters.<\/p>\n Our Pueblo personal injury attorneys and paralegals work together to investigate accidents, establish liability, document our clients' losses, and prepare cases for settlement negotiations or trial.<\/p>\n Our attorneys have experience with the court systems in Pueblo, El Paso, and Teller Counties.<\/p>\n Our firm's core values<\/a> of client-friendly fees, radical transparency, and superior communication guide how we keep clients informed, explain settlement offers, and answer questions about fees and expenses.<\/p>\n Springs Law Group provides legal representation and client communication in English and Spanish.<\/p>\n Our team includes attorney Julia Avellaneda<\/a>, who is fluent in both languages and worked as a paralegal for more than 13 years before becoming an attorney.<\/p>\n Spanish-speaking clients can discuss their injuries, ask questions about the claims process, review insurance offers, and make decisions about their cases without relying on family members to translate important legal information.<\/p>\n Our attorneys represent people injured in commercial trucking collisions, motor vehicle accidents, and incidents causing serious spinal injuries or other lasting harm.<\/p>\n Founder Christopher Nicolaysen<\/a> has experience with claims involving car crashes, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents, and pedestrian accidents.<\/p>","hsc_add_button":"[elementor-template id=\"19898\"]"},{"_hsc_header_new":"Personal Injury Case Results at Springs Law Group","_hsc_sub_content_new":" Springs Law Group has secured substantial settlements for injured Coloradans, including cases in which an initial insurance offer did not reflect the extent of the injuries.<\/p>\n Our <\/strong>published case results<\/strong><\/a> include:<\/strong><\/p>\n These settlements arose from Colorado Springs cases, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.<\/p>","hsc_add_button":"[elementor-template id=\"19898\"]"},{"_hsc_header_new":"How Our Pueblo Personal Injury Lawyers Can Help","_hsc_sub_content_new":" Springs Law Group handles the investigation, insurance communications, and legal work involved in pursuing a personal injury claim while our clients focus on medical treatment and recovery.<\/p>\n Evidence can disappear quickly, and reconstructing an injury accident becomes increasingly difficult when surveillance recordings are overwritten or witnesses can no longer be located.<\/p>\n Our personal injury attorneys handle the following work when building and pursuing a claim:<\/strong><\/p>\n Our attorneys challenge insurance companies that dispute liability, question necessary medical treatment, or attempt to shift blame onto our clients, and we pursue litigation when negotiations fail.<\/p>","hsc_add_button":"[elementor-template id=\"19898\"]"},{"_hsc_header_new":"Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle in Pueblo","_hsc_sub_content_new":" Springs Law Group represents accident victims in claims against negligent drivers, trucking companies, property owners, and other responsible parties throughout Pueblo County.<\/p>\n Our personal injury law firm handles both routine insurance disputes and complex cases involving multiple defendants, serious injuries, or substantial long-term losses.<\/p>\n Our Pueblo personal injury cases include:<\/strong><\/p>\n Workplace accidents may also raise questions about workers compensation benefits and claims against negligent third parties.<\/p>\n When someone other than an employer or protected coworker causes a workplace injury, a separate personal injury claim may be available in addition to the workers compensation claim.<\/p>\n Our attorneys assess the parties involved and the legal requirements before recommending a course of action.<\/p>","hsc_add_button":"[elementor-template id=\"19898\"]"},{"_hsc_header_new":"Do You Have a Personal Injury Claim in Pueblo?","_hsc_sub_content_new":" You may have a personal injury claim if someone else's negligence caused an accident that left you injured and facing medical expenses, lost income, or other losses.<\/p>\n Examples include a driver who runs a red light, a trucking company responsible for an unsafe vehicle, or a property owner whose failure to address a dangerous condition causes a lawful visitor to fall.<\/p>\n Springs Law Group evaluates how the accident occurred, which parties may be liable, the strength of the evidence, and how the injury has affected your work and daily life.<\/p>\n Our attorneys also review contested claims involving conflicting witness statements, pre-existing medical conditions, and multiple potentially responsible parties.<\/p>\n An insurance company's denial or allegation of partial fault does not necessarily prevent you from recovering compensation.<\/p>","hsc_add_button":"[elementor-template id=\"19898\"]"},{"_hsc_header_new":"Common Injuries in Pueblo Personal Injury Cases","_hsc_sub_content_new":" Springs Law Group represents clients who have suffered traumatic brain injuries, spinal damage, severe fractures, and other injuries that can require lengthy medical care or permanently affect their lives.<\/p>\n Our attorneys examine how the injury affects a person's health, ability to work, mobility, and daily activities when preparing a claim for compensation.<\/p>\n Common injuries in personal injury cases include:<\/strong><\/p>\n An injury that requires future treatment, home assistance, or long-term rehabilitation can result in considerable medical costs and lost earning capacity.<\/p>","hsc_add_button":"[elementor-template id=\"19898\"]"},{"_hsc_header_new":"What Compensation Is Available in a Pueblo Personal Injury Case?","_hsc_sub_content_new":" Springs Law Group pursues compensation for the financial losses and personal harm our clients suffer because of another party's negligence.<\/p>\n Our attorneys examine medical bills, missed income, anticipated future care, and other evidence before evaluating what the case is worth.<\/p>\n Depending on the facts, compensation may include:<\/strong><\/p>\n Medical bills and lost wages are forms of economic damages, while pain and suffering are examples of noneconomic damages.<\/p>\n Our attorneys review future medical needs and employment restrictions before recommending a fair settlement, rather than looking only at costs already incurred.<\/p>\n An early insurance offer may overlook surgery, permanent limitations, or the cost of ongoing care.<\/p>\n Colorado law also limits certain noneconomic damages, so the compensation available depends on the facts and the applicable legal rules.<\/p>","hsc_add_button":"[elementor-template id=\"19898\"]"},{"_hsc_header_new":"Colorado Personal Injury Laws That May Affect Your Claim","_hsc_sub_content_new":" Colorado law controls important deadlines, fault disputes, and damages limits in personal injury lawsuits.<\/p>\n Our attorneys evaluate those rules at the beginning of a claim because missing a deadline or accepting an inaccurate fault assessment can affect the right to recover compensation.<\/p>\n Under Colorado Revised Statutes \u00a7 13-80-102<\/a>, many negligence-based personal injury lawsuits must be filed within two years<\/strong> after the claim accrues.<\/p>\n Under \u00a7 13-80-101<\/a>, bodily injury claims arising from the use or operation of a motor vehicle generally have a three-year<\/strong> limitations period.<\/p>\n Wrongful death claims generally have a two-year deadline, although some fatal hit-and-run cases have different time limits.<\/p>\n Claims involving public entities may also have shorter requirements, including written notice generally due within 182 days<\/strong> after discovery of the injury under \u00a7 24-10-109<\/a>.<\/p>\n Our attorneys review the incident date, potential defendants, and type of injury to identify deadlines that could affect the case.<\/p>\n Colorado uses a modified comparative negligence rule under \u00a7 13-21-111<\/a>.<\/p>\n In a typical negligence case, a claimant whose fault is less than 50% may recover damages reduced by their percentage of fault.<\/p>\n For example, a $100,000 damages award would be reduced to $80,000 if the claimant were found 20% responsible.<\/p>\n A claimant whose fault is 50% or more generally cannot recover damages under that rule.<\/p>\n Springs Law Group examines accident evidence and challenges unsupported allegations that our clients caused or contributed to their injuries.<\/p>\n Colorado limits certain noneconomic damages, including compensation for pain, suffering, and emotional distress.<\/p>\n Under Colorado Revised Statutes \u00a7 13-21-102.5<\/a>, the general noneconomic damages cap is $1.5 million<\/strong> for qualifying claims that accrued on or after January 1, 2025, and certain older claims filed during 2025.<\/p>\n Which limit applies depends on the type of claim and when it accrued or was filed.<\/p>\n Medical malpractice and wrongful death claims have different statutory rules, and exceptions may apply.<\/p>\n Our attorneys consider these limits when evaluating available compensation and settlement offers.<\/p>","hsc_add_button":"[elementor-template id=\"19898\"]"},{"_hsc_header_new":"What to Do After an Injury Accident in Pueblo","_hsc_sub_content_new":" Your health comes first after an accident, but the actions you take can also protect important evidence for a personal injury claim.<\/p>\n After an injury accident in Pueblo, take the following steps when possible:<\/strong><\/p>\n After a traffic accident on Pueblo Boulevard or a pedestrian injury near the Arkansas River, our attorneys review available scene photographs, witness statements, and video evidence to help establish what happened.<\/p>","hsc_add_button":"[elementor-template id=\"19898\"]"},{"_hsc_header_new":"What Is the Legal Process for a Pueblo Personal Injury Case?","_hsc_sub_content_new":" When you hire Springs Law Group, our team begins by investigating the accident, reviewing insurance coverage, and gathering evidence of the injuries and financial losses.<\/p>\n Our attorneys present the demand to the appropriate insurance company, review its response, and negotiate on your behalf.<\/p>\n If the insurer disputes responsibility or refuses a fair settlement, we can file a personal injury lawsuit and continue pursuing the claim through litigation.<\/p>\n A Pueblo personal injury lawsuit generally involves the following steps:<\/strong><\/p>\nSprings Law Group Handles Personal Injury Claims Throughout Pueblo County<\/h3>\n
Spanish-Speaking Representation and Client Communication<\/h3>\n
Experience With Serious Injuries and Complex Accident Claims<\/h3>\n
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Colorado Personal Injury Statute of Limitations<\/h3>\n
Colorado's Modified Comparative Negligence Rule<\/h3>\n
Caps on Noneconomic Damages<\/h3>\n
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