If you were hurt in a crash on I-25, Powers Boulevard, or anywhere in El Paso County, the clock is already running. Colorado gives you three years from a motor-vehicle crash to file (and two years for many other injury claims), and insurers start building their defense the day of the wreck. Below: vetted Colorado Springs personal injury firms that handle car and truck crashes, serious injury, and wrongful death.
Updated April 22, 2026
You do not need a lawyer for a minor fender-bender with no injuries. You very likely do when the stakes are real. Talk to a Colorado Springs injury lawyer before you give a recorded statement or cash any check if:
Colorado follows modified comparative negligence: if you are found 20% at fault, your award drops by 20%, but reach 50% and you recover nothing. Insurers know this and try to shift blame onto you early, so a lawyer's first job is often to lock down the evidence before that story sets.
Colorado Springs personal injury lawyers almost always work on contingency. No hourly bill, no fee unless they win:
On a contingency fee, the firm advances case costs — medical records, expert witnesses, filing fees — and is repaid from the settlement. Ask any firm to put the percentage and how costs are handled in writing. Colorado caps non-economic (pain and suffering) damages, with the cap adjusted for inflation over time, but there is no cap on economic damages like medical bills and lost wages. For a national overview, see our personal injury guide and how much a personal injury lawyer costs.
Do not settle until you have reached maximum medical improvement. Once you sign a release you cannot reopen the claim for complications that surface later. Browse all Colorado Springs lawyers or read the full Top 10 Colorado Springs injury firms guide.
A Colorado Springs personal injury firm that represents people hurt in car and truck crashes and other accidents, with a long-standing local practice focused on injury and insurance claims rather than general litigation. Listed across the major attorney directories.
A Colorado Springs injury firm recognized as a Top Attorney by Colorado Springs Style magazine for many consecutive years. Founder Timothy Bussey is known locally for trial work in serious-injury and DUI-victim cases. A trial-oriented choice in El Paso County.
A veteran-owned Colorado Springs injury firm known for helping clients line up their medical care while the claim is pending. Handles car crashes, premises liability, and other serious-injury cases with a strong local presence.
A Colorado injury practice with a Colorado Springs presence, led by attorney Jordan Levine, who has represented injured clients for more than 20 years. Handles car and truck crashes and other serious-injury claims across the Front Range.
A Colorado Springs personal injury firm that reports recovering more than $50 million in verdicts and settlements for clients. Attorney Ted Bills handles car accidents and serious-injury claims with a local, El Paso County focus.
See the full ranked write-up in our Top 10 personal injury lawyers in Colorado Springs guide. Firm details are gathered from public sources; ratings not shown are not yet aggregated.
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