In general, car crashes are broken down into a few main categories:

• Head-on: These are often the most severe crashes, commonly resulting in catastrophic or fatal injuries.
• Side impact: This category includes both T-bone collisions and sideswipe accidents.
• Rear-end: Rear-end accidents are often minor, but crashes that happen at high speeds can still cause serious property damage and bodily harm.
• Single-vehicle: When a driver crashes into a tree, median, or other object, they may suffer serious injuries.
• Multi-vehicle: Usually, this term is reserved for crashes involving three or more vehicles. Determining liability can be a time-consuming and complex challenge.

If you can prove that someone else is liable for the crash and your injuries, you may be able to demand compensation. Victims of car crashes may receive damages for:

• Medical expenses, including bills, travel costs, and over-the-counter supplies
• Lost wages
• Pain and suffering
• Disability
• Disfigurement
• Property damage
• Other related expenses

Keeping track of your expenses and gathering additional applicable evidence will be key in proving what type of compensation you deserve. In some cases, this is easy—proving medical expenses is often just a matter of keeping copies of the bills you receive. In others, it’s a little more complicated. A local car accident attorney in Boulder, CO at Colorado Accident Attorenys can guide you in keeping track of your non-economic damages, so keep track of every single cost you incur as a result of your accident.

You’ve already been through a car accident—isn’t that enough? Do you really have to go up against the insurance company? Unfortunately, this is an unavoidable part of getting compensation after a car accident. Car insurance companies don’t want to spend money on inflated or fraudulent accident claims, so they conduct extensive investigations before offering a settlement. Over the years, this has gone from “protecting the company against false claims” to “maximizing profits by offering the lowest settlements in any way we can.”

As you can imagine, this means that many injured victims get taken advantage of by insurance companies. Insurance adjusters may explain that they cannot offer you compensation for your injuries due to a prior condition or injury. The problem is that it isn’t true; a fair settlement should still compensate you for the additional damage caused by their client’s actions.

We know that insurance companies go to great lengths to diminish victims’ claims, pin their injuries on other factors, or even try to put the blame on them. Our goal is to fight aggressively on behalf of every single client and get the settlement or jury award they truly deserve. We investigate your accident and injuries to determine liability and build a case that forces the insurance company to take you seriously.

Don’t wait any longer to seek a lawyer for your Boulder car crash – we’re here to help. Call Colorado Accident attorneys at 303-567-7981 or fill out our online contact form to get started.