Key Facts: Aurora, Colorado
Major Highways & Roads
I-225, I-70, E-470, US-83
Major Hospitals
UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital, Medical Center of Aurora, Children's Hospital Colorado
Nearby Ski Resorts
Loveland, Winter Park, Keystone. Learn about ski accident personal injury claims in Colorado.
Colorado Personal Injury Law for Aurora Residents
If you have been injured in Aurora or anywhere in Arapahoe County, Colorado personal injury law provides the framework for your claim. Key factors include:
- Modified Comparative Fault (50% Bar): Under C.R.S. § 13-21-111, you can recover damages only if you are less than 50% at fault. Your award is reduced by your fault percentage.
- Statute of Limitations: 3 years for general PI, 2 years for auto accidents, 2 years for medical malpractice (discovery rule applies).
- Noneconomic Damage Cap: Approximately $642,180 (adjusted for inflation), can be increased to ~$1M with clear and convincing evidence.
- At-Fault System: Colorado is NOT a no-fault state. The negligent party's insurance pays for your damages.
Cases in Aurora are filed in Arapahoe County Court. The local legal landscape, jury pools, and judicial tendencies in Arapahoe County can affect case outcomes.
Personal Injury Case Types in Aurora
We cover all personal injury case types in Aurora and Arapahoe County. Get a free personal injury settlement estimate.
Common Injuries in Aurora
Get injury-specific information and settlement data for Aurora residents.