Personal Injury
Denver Personal Injury Attorneys
If you or a loved one has been hurt in a car wreck or another unfortunate accident, you might have found yourself bearing serious financial, physical, and emotional burdens. In these difficult moments, you need an experienced attorney that you can turn to for help getting the compensation you deserve. The Denver personal injury lawyers at our office, J.Y. Kang and Vince Buckmelter, have fought tirelessly for accident victims for decades.
Should you entrust your case with either attorney, you can feel confident it is in the hands of highly experienced professionals.
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About Us
Looking around our site, you are likely to have seen that our office houses two separate personal injury firms, J.Y. Kang PC and Buckmelter Law, LLC. The Denver personal injury attorneys at these firms have decades of experience advocating for clients and fighting to get them fair compensation.
Attorney J.Y. Kang has a deep understanding of how insurance adjusters and judges approach personal injury matters. He leverages this knowledge for the benefit of his clientele, from those who sustained minor injuries to the loved ones of people who suffered wrongful deaths.
Attorney Buckmelter is a fierce advocate for parties who were injured in car, truck, and motorcycle accidents, as well as other unfortunate incidents. His tireless work has allowed clients to receive settlements of millions of dollars.
Our office’s attorneys frequently tag team cases, sharing strategy and relevant insight, which can be advantageous for clients. To learn more about each firm and its attorney, visit Attorney Kang’s bio page or Attorney Buckmelter’s bio page.
Vince Buckmelter
Buckmelter Law, LLC
J.Y. Kang
J.Y. Kang, PC
Types of Personal Injury Damages in Colorado
Before pursuing a personal injury claim it is important to understand the types of damages that are recoverable.
In Colorado, those who have been injured in accidents can seek:
Economic Damages: These include medical bills, lost wages, child and home care, and even funeral expenses (in cases of wrongful death).
Non-Economic Damages: Loss of enjoyment of life, pain, suffering, and mental duress fall under this category. Although they are difficult to quantify, an experienced attorney can make a compelling case for why a party ought to receive damages for these things.
Damages for Physical Impairment: These involve physical conditions or disabilities that alter the way a person lives or works. Colorado courts calculate and award damages for these things separately from economic and non-economic damages.
Punitive Damages: If a judge determines that the defending party acted fraudulently or with intentional malice, they can award punitive damages.
Speak with an Attorney Today
The first step toward pursuing a personal injury claim is calling our office to set up a consultation. Do not delay. Personal injury cases can be complex and take a significant amount of time. The sooner you reach out, the quicker Attorney Kang or Attorney Buckmelter can begin building your case. J.Y. Kang PC and Buckmelter Law, LLC serve clients in Denver, Vail, Boulder, Aurora, Commerce City, Westminster, Arvada, Lakewood, and Golden.
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Personal Injury FAQs
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If you are involved in an accident in Denver, CO, make sure to first prioritize your safety and the safety of others involved. Then, contact the appropriate authorities to report the accident and seek medical attention if needed. Lastly, you should reach out to an experienced personal injury attorney who can help you understand your legal rights and take action to protect your future recovery.
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In Colorado, the statute of limitations for filing a personal injury claim can vary depending on the type of accident and injuries sustained. It is important to consult with an attorney as soon as possible to understand the specific time limits that may apply to your case.
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You may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, property damage, and more. An experienced personal injury attorney can help you understand the full range of compensation you may be eligible for.
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Yes, you may still be able to pursue a personal injury claim even if you were partially at fault for the accident. Colorado follows a modified comparative negligence rule, which means your compensation may be reduced based on your percentage of fault.
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While some personal injury cases may go to court, many are resolved through settlements outside of court. Your attorney will work to negotiate a fair settlement on your behalf, but be prepared for the possibility of litigation if a settlement cannot be reached.
Case Results
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Experienced Attorneys
Both Vince and J.Y. have 30 years of trial experience.
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Former District Attorneys
Experience on both sides of the courtroom.
