Rear-Ended in Denver? Speak with a Veteran-Led Rear-End Accident Lawyer Today.
You shouldn’t have to fight the insurance company while you’re recovering. We’ll handle the legal battle so you can focus on healing.
You Didn’t See It Coming—But Now Everything Hurts
You were stopped at a light or easing into traffic—and then, out of nowhere, bam. A sudden jolt. A surge of adrenaline. And now, pain. Rear-end accidents often seem “minor” at first. But within hours or days, the symptoms start: neck stiffness, headaches, back pain, or worse. Meanwhile, the insurance company is already working to pay you as little as possible. At Fisher and Associates, we understand what you’re going through. You’re hurt, overwhelmed, and unsure how to protect your rights. We’re here to take that weight off your shoulders.
Rear-End Accidents in Denver: What You Need to Know
Rear-End Crashes Are the Most Common Type of Collision in Colorado
Rear-end accidents happen every day in Denver and Colorado Springs—from I-25 to Colfax Ave to the crowded parking lots around Cherry Creek.
They may be common, but that doesn’t mean they’re simple. Injuries can be severe, and getting a fair settlement is often a battle. The at-fault driver’s insurance will do everything possible to downplay your injuries or shift the blame.
Common Injuries After a Rear-End Crash
Even crashes at low speeds can cause serious damage:
- Whiplash and soft tissue injuries
- Herniated discs or spinal cord trauma
- Concussions and mild traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)
- Shoulder and back injuries
- Psychological distress, such as anxiety or PTSD
Many clients tell us they “felt fine at first,” only to experience pain days later. Don’t assume the injury isn’t serious—seek medical help immediately and contact Fisher & Associates for legal guidance as soon as possible.
Dealing with Insurance After a Rear-End Crash
Insurance companies love to label rear-end cases as “minor.” But that doesn’t reflect the long-term pain, missed work, or ongoing treatment you may face.
You might hear:
“You don’t need a lawyer for this type of accident.”
“Whiplash isn’t a real injury.”
“You should’ve recovered by now.”
Don’t take their word for it. A rear-end accident attorney will help you build a strong claim that includes all of your medical treatment, lost wages and other damages that you incurred.
Why Hire Fisher and Associates for Your Rear-End Accident Case?
Veteran-Led. Aggressive When It Matters. Compassionate When It Counts.
Attorney Paul Fisher is a U.S. Army veteran who brings discipline, strategic thinking, and tenacity to every case. When you hire us:
- You speak directly with an attorney—never shuffled to a case manager
- We investigate your crash thoroughly to determine fault and assess damages
- We push back against insurance lowball offers and stall tactics
- We treat your case like it matters—because it does
You deserve a legal team that’s not afraid to take on the insurance companies—and not afraid to go to trial if needed.
Your 3-Step Plan for Recovery
Here’s How We Help:
1. Call for a free consultation with a rear-end accident lawyer in Denver.
No pressure. Just answers and a clear legal strategy.
2. We handle the investigation, paperwork, and insurance battles
We deal with the insurance companies so you don’t have to.
3. You focus on healing while we fight to get you the maximum available compensation.
We don’t just build cases—we fight for your future.
Rear-End Accident Lawsuits: FAQs
What is a rear-end lawsuit, and will I have to go to court?
Going to court may be necessary if the insurance company won’t offer a fair settlement. However, many cases settle out of court. We’ll explain every option.
Do I need a lawyer if the crash was low-speed or the damage was “minor”?
Yes. Even low-speed collisions can cause long-term injuries. Don’t let the insurance company minimize your suffering.
How long do I have to file a claim after a rear-end accident?
Under Colorado law, you generally have three years from the date of the crash to file a personal injury claim. However, for a variety of reasons your case may be subject to other deadlines that are much shorter, so it’s important that you speak to one of our attorneys as soon as possible to determine what deadlines and statutes of limitations are relevant in your case.
Can I recover damages if I was partially at fault?
Yes. Under Colorado’s modified comparative negligence law, you can still recover compensation if you were less than 50% at fault—though your award may be reduced based on your percentage of fault.
Call a Denver Rear-End Accident Lawyer You Can Trust
Don’t try to handle this on your own. Insurance companies have professionals protecting their interests. You should too. At Fisher and Associates, we’ve helped countless clients across Denver and Colorado Springs after rear-end collisions—and we’re ready to help you.
Call 24/7 for a Free Consultation with an Attorney
You’ll speak directly with a lawyer—never a case manager.
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Let’s get you the compensation you deserve. Call us now or fill out the form to get started.
