Flesch Law

The firm emphasizes client-focused, one-on-one representation, combining trial-tested courtroom experience with personalized service.

Practice areas

Flesch Law represents clients primarily in:

• Car accidents and other motor vehicle collisions
• Serious personal injury claims
• Wrongful death claims arising from negligence, including fatal motor vehicle crashes
• Premises liability injuries (such as slips, trips and falls, unsafe property conditions and similar hazards)
• A range of criminal defense matters in Colorado state and federal courts

How Flesch Law works with clients

• Free initial consultation: The firm offers free, no-obligation initial consultations to discuss your situation and legal options.
• Contingency fees for personal injury cases: In personal injury and wrongful death matters, attorney fees are typically charged on a contingency fee basis. You do not pay attorney fees unless the firm recovers compensation through a settlement or court award.
• One-on-one attention: Clients work directly with experienced attorneys rather than being handed off entirely to staff.
• Trial-tested experience: The attorneys have significant trial experience in both personal injury and criminal defense, and they are prepared to take cases to court when needed.
• Spanish-speaking support: Some paralegals are fluent in Spanish, providing additional support for Spanish-speaking clients.

Service area

Flesch Law is based in Englewood and serves clients in:

• The Denver metro area (including Englewood, Aurora, Cherry Creek, Lakewood and Greenwood Village)
• Other communities throughout Colorado

The firm is available to clients 24/7 for urgent legal needs and questions related to personal injury or criminal defense matters.

You can call the firm to speak directly with a personal injury attorney about your situation. When you reach out, an experienced attorney will evaluate your case, explain your legal options and answer your questions.

The firm states that there is no obligation for an initial case evaluation and that you do not pay attorney fees in personal injury matters unless the firm recovers compensation for you.

Office location

Englewood office address: 333 W. Hampden Avenue Suite 750 Englewood, CO 80110

Availability

• The firm indicates that it is available 24/7 for injury-related inquiries and urgent legal questions.
• Evening appointments can be arranged when necessary.

How to contact the firm

You can contact Flesch Law in the following ways:

• By phone: Call (303) 218-9394.
• Online contact form: Submit your information and a brief description of your situation through the secure contact form on the firm's website.

Use these direct contact methods to schedule a free consultation, ask questions about a potential case or follow up on an existing matter.

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Filing an insurance claim

• Notify your insurance company promptly after an accident so a claim can be opened.
• The insurer will investigate what happened and who may be at fault.
• Be cautious about providing detailed or recorded statements without first speaking with an attorney.

Protecting your rights with insurance companies

To help protect your claim:

• Consider hiring a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible after the crash.
• Avoid giving recorded statements to insurers without legal advice.
• Do not accept initial settlement offers before they are reviewed by an attorney.
• Avoid discussing the accident on social media.

What to say (and not say) to the insurance company

• Do file an injury claim and provide basic information about the crash and your medical treatment.
• Do follow your medical providers' recommendations and keep records of treatment.
• Do not admit fault, speculate about what happened or give statements while you are impaired.

Flesch Law can speak with the insurance companies on your behalf.

Should you accept the first settlement offer?

• Insurance companies often make early offers that may not fully cover all damages, including future medical needs and long-term losses.
• Once you sign a settlement release, your claim is usually closed and you generally cannot ask for more money later.
• Flesch Law evaluates settlement offers and advises whether they appear fair given the circumstances of your case.

If you were partly at fault

• Under Colorado's modified comparative negligence rules, you may still be able to recover compensation if you were partly at fault, as long as your share of fault is not greater than the other party's.
• Any compensation you receive can be reduced in proportion to your percentage of fault, as determined in a settlement or at trial.

If you were a passenger

• Passengers injured in a crash may be able to pursue compensation from a negligent driver's insurance, even if that driver was operating the vehicle they were riding in.
• Flesch Law can help evaluate who may be responsible and what coverage may apply.

Medical bills and coverage options

Depending on the situation, medical bills after a crash may be paid or reimbursed through:

• The at-fault party's liability insurance
• Your own auto insurance, including Med-Pay coverage if available
• Health insurance or, in some cases, workers' compensation

If you do not have health insurance, the firm may be able to help you explore treatment options, including providers who may treat on a lien basis in appropriate cases.

If medical bills exceed insurance limits

When medical expenses and damages are higher than the at-fault party's policy limits, potential steps can include:

• Reviewing all available insurance policies for additional coverage
• Exploring underinsured or uninsured motorist coverage
• Considering whether there are other responsible parties or assets that may be available

Types of damages in car accident cases

Recoverable damages in a car accident claim may include, when applicable:

• Medical expenses and rehabilitation costs
• Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
• Property damage to your vehicle
• Pain and suffering
• Emotional distress and loss of enjoyment of life

Every case is fact-specific, and the availability and amount of damages depend on the circumstances.

Will you have to go to court?

• Many car accident cases settle without a trial.
• Insurance companies often try to settle for as little as possible, and negotiations may be needed to reach a fair resolution.
• Flesch Law prepares cases for the possibility of trial and is ready to go to court when necessary to pursue fair compensation.

How long will it take to receive compensation?

• The time frame varies based on factors such as the severity of injuries, how long it takes to reach maximum medical improvement, the complexity of liability issues and the willingness of the insurance company to negotiate.
• The firm works to move cases forward efficiently while making sure your injuries and future needs are properly evaluated before a final settlement.

Getting help

Flesch Law offers free initial consultations for car accident matters and is available 24/7 to discuss new injury cases.

For the most accurate guidance on your situation, contact the firm directly by phone or through the contact options on the firm's website.

The firm helps clients who have been hurt in a wide range of collisions, from rear-end impacts and intersection crashes to highway and mountain-area accidents. The attorneys represent drivers, passengers and, in wrongful death cases, families who have lost a loved one in a motor vehicle crash.

What the firm does in car accident cases

When you hire Flesch Law for a car accident or other motor vehicle injury claim, the firm can:

• Investigate the crash and evaluate liability under Colorado law
• Deal directly with insurance companies and adjusters on your behalf
• Help you avoid making statements or accepting settlements that could harm your claim
• Gather and organize evidence of your injuries, medical treatment and financial losses
• Negotiate for a full and fair settlement
• File a lawsuit and take your case to trial if necessary

The goal is to relieve clients of the stress of dealing with insurers and legal issues so they can focus on medical recovery and rebuilding their lives.

Types of compensation pursued

In car accident and related personal injury cases, Flesch Law may seek compensation for:

• Medical expenses: Current and future medical treatment, rehabilitation and related costs
• Lost income: Wages lost due to time away from work and, when applicable, reduced earning capacity
• Pain and suffering: Physical pain, emotional distress and loss of enjoyment of life
• Property damage: Costs to repair or replace a damaged vehicle
• Loss of consortium: Loss of companionship or support when injuries or death affect close family relationships

In fatal crash cases, the firm can file wrongful death claims on behalf of surviving family members to pursue damages that may include funeral and burial costs, loss of income and loss of companionship.

Fees and payment structure for injury cases

For personal injury and car accident matters, Flesch Law typically works on a contingency fee basis:

• There are no upfront attorney fees.
• Attorney fees are collected only if the firm recovers compensation for you through a settlement or court award.

Clients remain responsible for understanding any costs and fee arrangements as explained directly by the firm.

Results and approach

Flesch Law has obtained multimillion-dollar verdicts, six-figure settlements and other significant results in accident cases. Every case is unique, and past results do not guarantee future outcomes.

The firm combines trial-tested experience with a client-centered approach, providing one-on-one attention and clear communication throughout the life of a car accident case.

Situations that may lead to premises liability claims

Examples of situations that can give rise to premises liability cases include:

• Slips, trips and falls
• Animal bites or attacks
• Swimming pool injuries or accidents
• Amusement park incidents
• Elevator or escalator accidents
• Retail store or restaurant hazards
• Fires
• Water leaks or flooding
• Exposure to toxic fumes or chemicals
• Dram shop or bar liability (for example, overserving someone who later causes injury)
• Ski hill injuries

Whether any specific incident gives rise to a valid claim depends on the facts and Colorado law.

Potential damages in premises liability cases

When a premises liability claim is proven, possible categories of damages may include:

• Lost wages
• Medical bills and future medical costs
• Physical therapy and rehabilitation expenses
• Prescription and other treatment-related costs
• Pain and suffering
• Loss of companionship or consortium if a loved one has died

Liability of stores and businesses

A store, restaurant or other business may be responsible for injuries if negligence can be shown. Important questions often include:

• Whether a dangerous condition existed long enough that the owner or staff knew or reasonably should have known about it
• Whether they took appropriate steps to fix or warn about the hazard
• Whether a reasonable person in the injured person's situation could have recognized and avoided the danger

Each case requires a fact-specific analysis.

Injuries at apartment complexes and similar properties

Claims arising from incidents such as assaults or muggings at apartment complexes or similar properties depend on what the property owner or manager knew or should have known and what safety measures were in place. Factors can include:

• Adequacy of lighting, locks, cameras and other security measures
• Whether there was a history of similar incidents on the property
• Whether the owner had notice of unsafe conditions and failed to address them

Proving a premises liability claim

Generally, to pursue a premises liability claim in Colorado, an injured person must show that:

• A dangerous condition existed on the property
• The owner or responsible party knew about the condition, should have known about it or created it
• The dangerous condition was a significant contributing cause of the injury
• The owner's negligence was greater than the injured person's own negligence, if any

Consultations and fees

Flesch Law offers no-obligation consultations for premises liability matters. The firm typically pursues these cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning attorney fees are owed only if compensation is recovered.

For detailed advice on a specific premises liability situation, contact the firm directly.

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