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When a pedestrian is hit by a vehicle, the injuries are catastrophic, and the insurance company often tries to blame the victim. We use video evidence and accident reconstruction to prove you were in the right.
Insurance adjusters often try to argue that you 'darted out' or weren't in a crosswalk to deny your claim. We challenge that narrative immediately. We conduct a thorough liability investigation, analyzing the police report, witness statements, and physical evidence, to prove the driver was the one who broke the safety rules.
If the driver has low limits (or flees the scene), we don't stop there. We look for 'Underinsured Motorist' (UIM) coverage on your own auto policy to ensure your medical bills are covered, even if you were walking.
Pedestrian injuries often require specialized treatment, from orthopedics to neurology. We work to ensure you have access to the care you need by finding and coordinating your available insurance benefits, so you can focus on healing without the stress of upfront bills.

I founded VENYX Injury Law to challenge the 'settlement mill' model. In pedestrian cases, evidence disappears fastskid marks fade, witness memories blur, and physical evidence is often lost within days. You cannot afford to wait for a case manager to call you back.
I believe these serious cases require an attorney's direct attention from Day 1. When you hire me, I personally handle your investigation, your negotiations, and your litigation strategy.
We leverage smart technology to keep costs low and case speed high. Because we don't pay for inefficiency, neither do you. That is how we deliver elite representation starting at a 29% fee.



Drivers making left turns are often looking for oncoming cars, not people in the crosswalk. We analyze traffic patterns and witness statements to prove they failed to yield to your right-of-way.
A driver looking at their phone for just 3 seconds can travel the length of a football field. We look for evidence of distraction to hold them accountable for their lack of attention.
Drivers frequently back out of spots without checking their blind spots. Even at low speeds, these impacts can cause crushing injuries to legs and ankles that require surgery.
Speed limits exist to save lives. If a driver was speeding in a neighborhood, their inability to stop in time is strong evidence of negligence.
Drivers often roll through red lights while looking left for traffic, striking pedestrians crossing from the right. We argue that their failure to make a complete stop caused the crash.
When a driver flees, we work to identify the vehicle through police reports. If they aren't found, we pivot immediately to pursuing a claim under your own Uninsured Motorist policy.
Because car bumpers strike at leg-level, pedestrians frequently suffer tibial plateau fractures, crushed ankles, or knee ligament tears. These injuries often require hardware installation and months of non-weight-bearing recovery.
After the initial impact with the bumper, a pedestrian is often thrown onto the hood or the pavement. This secondary impact can cause concussions or severe traumatic brain injuries, even if you never lost consciousness.
The force of being thrown to the ground can cause herniated discs and severe soft tissue damage. We ensure these injuries are fully documented by specialists so the insurance company cannot claim they are 'pre-existing.'
We calculate the full cost of your recovery—not just the ambulance and ER bill, but the physical therapy, future surgeries, and mobility aids you may need years down the road.
If your injury keeps you out of work, you shouldn't lose your paycheck. We use your past paystubs and employment records to calculate exactly how much income you have lost, and we demand the insurance company pay you back for every hour missed.
Being hit by a car changes your body. Under Colorado law, 'Physical Impairment' is a distinct category of damages separate from pain and suffering. We maximize this claim to overcome standard insurance caps.
Often, yes. Colorado law requires drivers to exercise due care to avoid hitting pedestrians, regardless of where they are. If the driver was speeding, distracted, or had time to stop but didn't, they can still be held liable even if you were crossing mid-block.
We look to your own policy. If the driver is never found, we can file a claim under your own "Uninsured Motorist" (UM) coverage. You paid for this protection precisely for situations like this, and using it does not typically raise your premiums.
You have options. If you have Health Insurance or MedPay, we coordinate those benefits to get bills paid immediately. If you don't have insurance, we can often help you find providers who will treat you on a 'lien'—meaning they agree to wait to be paid until your case settles, so you can get care now without upfront costs.
Nothing out of pocket. We handle pedestrian cases on a contingency basis. Our fee is 29% of the settlement (pre-litigation), which is significantly lower than the standard 33-40% charged by most firms. If we don't win, you don't pay.
Most pedestrian accident cases settle out of court. However, if the insurance company refuses to offer a fair settlement, we are fully prepared to file a lawsuit and go to trial. Often, just knowing that your attorney is willing to litigate forces the insurance company to offer a better deal.
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