Colorado’s Trusted Car Accident Lawyer
Being hurt in a car accident can turn your life upside down in an instant. When you’re dealing with physical pain, emotional trauma, and financial stress, you need experienced legal advocates who understand what you’re going through.
At Bowman Law, we handle the legal process so you can focus on recovery. Our car accident attorneys serve clients throughout Denver, Aurora, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Lakewood, other Colorado communities.

After a Motor Vehicle Accident, Let Our Lawyers Protect You
The moments and days following a collision are critical to protecting your rights and your health. Car accident-related injuries were the reason for roughly 2.6 million visits to the emergency room in 2022. Still, many accident victims don’t know what steps to take after a collision.
Here’s what you should do after a car accident in Colorado:
- Get medical attention immediately: Even if you feel fine, some injuries like whiplash or concussions may not show symptoms right away.
- Report the accident and document all details: Take photos, gather witness information, and file a police report.
- Avoid speaking with insurance companies without legal advice: Insurance adjusters often try to minimize payouts or use your words against you.
- Contact a Colorado car accident lawyer to discuss your claim: Early legal guidance protects your right to fair compensation.
Don’t face the insurance companies alone. Let Bowman Law stand up for your rights from day one. With decades of combined experience, we fight to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve under Colorado law.
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Why Choose Bowman Law After a Car Accident
When you’re injured in a crash, choosing the right legal team makes all the difference. Bowman Law combines compassionate support with legal advocacy to help victims of auto accidents in Colorado rebuild their lives. Filing an auto accident claim with Bowman Law ensures you’ll receive the following:

Compassionate Counsel
We know the toll a car accident takes on you and your family. Our car accident lawyers guide you through every step of your claim with empathy and clear communication.

Proven Legal Expertise
Our attorneys bring decades of combined experience when managing Colorado auto accident claims. We know how to investigate crashes, establish liability, and prove the value of your injuries, whether you’re dealing with a rear-end collision, distracted driver, or hit-and-run accident.

Award-Winning Representation
Our commitment to excellence has been recognized by the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association. We’ve built a reputation for holding negligent drivers and insurance companies accountable.

Results-Driven Approach
From communicating with insurance companies to taking cases to trial when necessary, we fight for fair compensation and keep you informed at every stage. Our car accident lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, which means you pay nothing unless we win your case.
Types of Car Accident Claims We Handle
Our Colorado auto accident attorneys handle a wide range of claims, from drunk and distracted driving to hit-and-run and rideshare accidents. No matter how complex your case, we have the experience and resources to pursue the compensation you deserve.

Hurt in a drunk driving accident?
Impaired driving is oftentimes labeled “Driving Under the Influence” (DUI) or “Driving While Impaired” (DWAI), and it remains a serious problem on Colorado roads. In 2024, 769 people involved in Denver car accidents were charged with a DUI. These cases often involve enhanced liability, and Colorado law allows victims to pursue compensation not only from the impaired driver but also from third-party establishments that contribute to the fault. Our car accident lawyers understand the complexities of DUI cases and work to hold all parties accountable.

Distracted driving cause a crash?
Distracted driving was the third leading cause of traffic crashes in Colorado in 2021. More than 75% of Colorado drivers admit to using their phones while driving, and hundreds lose their lives in distracted driving crashes each year. Common causes include texting, phone calls, GPS use, eating, and adjusting entertainment systems. If a distracted driver caused your accident, our Colorado car accident attorneys will investigate to prove negligence and secure fair compensation.

Are you a victim of road rage?
Road rage and aggressive driving create extremely dangerous situations on Colorado highways and city streets. These incidents often involve speeding, tailgating, unsafe lane changes, and even intentional collisions. While criminal charges may be filed against the aggressive driver for their unsafe behavior, our car accident lawyers focus on the traffic violations in the incident to recover compensation for your physical, emotional, and property damages.

Injured by an aggressive driver?
Let Bowman Law Navigate The Claims Process For You
Aggressive driving accidents are often confused with road rage incidents. Aggressive driving is a traffic offense while road rage is a criminal offense, although there is no actual crime called “road rage,” Forms of aggressive driving that can be charged as a variety of criminal or traffic related crimes include, reckless driving, careless driving, hit and run, and assault with a deadly weapon. Our lawyers at Bowman Law will help steer your claim in the right direction when it comes to these differences.

Have you been in an accident with Uber or Lyft drivers?
Rideshare accidents involving Uber and Lyft present unique insurance challenges. Depending on whether the driver was logged into the app, en route to pick up a passenger, or actively transporting someone, different insurance policies may apply. Our Colorado car accident lawyers have extensive experience handling rideshare insurance claims and navigating these complex cases to ensure you receive full compensation.

Rear ended on the road?
Rear-end crashes typically happen when drivers follow too closely, become distracted, or misjudge braking space. While they’re often considered “minor” fender-benders, rear-end collisions frequently cause soft-tissue injuries like whiplash, back injuries, and herniated discs that require extensive medical treatment. Our car accident attorneys simplify the claim process and fight to ensure your injuries are properly valued and compensated.
Common Types of Car Accident Injuries
Every year, thousands of Coloradans suffer serious injuries in car accidents. From broken bones to long-term trauma, our car accident lawyers ensure your injuries are documented and valued accurately in your claim — even if injuries aren’t immediately visible.
Common car accident injuries we see in Colorado cases include:
- Neck and back injuries
- Broken bones
- Ligament injuries
- Internal injuries
- Soft tissue injuries
- Anxiety and depression
- Concussion
- Permanent injuries
- Long-term injuries
Don’t minimize your injuries or accept an insurance company’s assessment of your medical needs. Our Colorado lawyers work with medical experts to document the full extent of your injuries and their long-term impact on your life.
Compensation for Car Accident Victims
Understanding what compensation you’re entitled to is crucial after a car accident. Colorado is an at-fault state, which means you have the right to pursue full compensation from the negligent driver’s insurance company for all your accident-related losses.
Our Colorado car accident attorneys fight to recover compensation for:
- Medical expenses (including slips and falls)
- Vehicle repair or replacement
- Lost wages
- Loss of earning capacity
- Pain and suffering
- Permanent disability or disfigurement
Our Colorado auto accident lawyers fight to recover full compensation based on the severity of your injuries, fault determination, and the long-term impact on your life. With our support, you can be confident that we will build a strong case that reflects the true value of your claim.

Car Accident Frequently Asked Questions
An important part of a car accident claim is determining the insurance coverages available to you. Given the number of driver’s who are uninsured or underinsured, it is often crucial to be carrying adequate coverage through your own insurance company.
Under Colorado law, drivers are only required to carry the following:
- $25,000 in bodily injury (liability) coverage
- $50,000 in bodily injury coverage for more than one injured claimant
- $15,000 in property damage coverage
Additional coverages that you may have access to and can be vital to your injury claim include, uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, medical payments coverage and/or personal injury protection, and resident relative coverage.
Filing a claim after a car accident can be complicated no matter where you live. Here’s what you’ll need to do after you get into a car accident in Colorado.
- Always report the incident—it is Colorado law
- Check yourself for injuries, and if you’re hurt, seek medical treatment right away
- Keep a good record of all damage and injury costs—take photos and save invoices
- Contact Bowman Law—we will start the complicated parts of the claims process for you
Yes, in Colorado, it is state law that all car accidents must be reported, regardless of severity.
Liability in a car accident can be determined by a number of factors. Generally, the injured party must meet the burden of proof under preponderance of the evidence. For more information, consult an attorney.
No. If you are hurt, seek medical treatment immediately after a car accident. The most important thing is keeping you healthy. We’ll handle all the legal aspects of your car accident as soon as your wounds have been addressed.
Yes. Under C.R.S. 13-80-101, you have 3 years to bring a lawsuit for a car accident injury against a responsible party. However, there are many factors that can affect the time frame. Consult an attorney for more information.
There is no set “average” settlement for car accidents in Colorado because every case is different. The outcome depends on the severity of your injuries, medical expenses, lost income, and how fault is determined. An attorney can review your case and provide a clearer idea of what fair compensation may look like.
Yes. In Colorado, you must report a car accident if there are injuries, fatalities, or property damage of $1,000 or more. Calling the police ensures that an official report is created, which can be important for your insurance claim and any legal action.
Colorado follows a modified comparative negligence rule. You can recover damages if you are less than 50% at fault, but your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault. If you are 50% or more responsible, you cannot recover.
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Colorado Injury Claims
If you were injured by a negligent party, you may have questions about our rights. In an effort to circumvent the confusing and convoluted information scattered online, the Colorado personal injury law firm of Bowman Law LLC, has compiled important information in this resource guide. The Colorado Personal Injury Law Resource Guide is based on our law firm’s core values and should help you understand the Colorado legal system.




