Loveland Personal Injury Lawyer
Injured in Loveland, CO?
Kaplan Morrell Attorneys at Law Take On Insurance Companies So You Can Focus on Healing.
After a crash or fall, bills and phone calls pile up fast: doctor visits, days away from work, and an adjuster who wants a recorded statement before your treatment is even finished. You shouldn’t have to face that alone. Kaplan Morrell has represented injured Coloradans for more than 20 years, and our Loveland office puts that experience within reach of people across Loveland and Larimer County.
Loveland Personal Injury Law Office
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Kaplan Morrell Attorneys at Law, Loveland
Personal Injury Lawyer
903 Cleveland Ave
Suite A
Loveland, CO 80537
The office is just blocks from Lake Loveland and the Chilson Senior & Recreation Center.
Hours
Monday – Thursday
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Call: 970-356-9898
Chat 24/7: Book a Consult
Directions
Prefer not to travel? We can also meet by video (Zoom, WhatsApp, FaceTime, or Google Meet) if it’s hard to get to the office while you recover.
How Personal Injury Claims Work in Colorado
A personal injury claim arises when someone else’s carelessness or negligence harms you. That person or company can be anyone.
Common injury situations include:
- A distracted driver who drifts through a stop sign
- A landlord who ignores a broken stair
- A manufacturer whose product fails and hurts the person using it
The core question is fault. If you can show the other side was responsible, you can seek payment for what the injury has cost you:
- Medical expenses
- Income you couldn’t earn
- Physical pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
Your Injury Claim vs. a Criminal Case
Workers’ compensation follows different rules. If the person who injured you is facing criminal charges (such as for a DUI or hit-and-run), our legal team ensures that the criminal proceedings are monitored closely to support and strengthen your civil claim for full compensation.
Your injury claim is a civil claim that you bring against the person or company responsible for your injuries. Its purpose is to recover compensation for the losses and expenses caused by the harm, including:
• medical bills
• lost wages
• pain and suffering, along with other losses
The bar is lower, too. You only need to show it is more likely than not that the other side was at fault.
Personal Injury Cases We Handle in Loveland, CO
Every accident in Loveland presents unique challenges. Different claim types require distinct insurance strategies, and crucial evidence can fade or disappear if you don’t act quickly. Here are the personal injury cases our legal team handles most frequently throughout Loveland and Northern Colorado:
Car Accident
Rear-end and head-on collisions, hit-and-run drivers, and claims against your own Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) policy when the at-fault driver lacks adequate coverage.
Motorcycle Accident
Pedestrian Accidents
People struck on foot usually suffer serious injuries. Being outside a crosswalk doesn’t automatically bar recovery, since Colorado’s comparative negligence law may still allow it.
Truck Accident
Uber & Lyft Rideshare Crashes
Mike and Tammy definitely have helped me improve the future for my son and myself.
Some highlights at Kaplan Morrell are they are quick with the results and to answer questions. They are friendly, compassionate and diligent in the quality of their work. I am so grateful that I called them to help with my case.
How a Loveland Personal Injury Claim Works With Kaplan Morrell
- We offer a free consultation. Call 970-356-9898 or chat online.
- Tell us how the accident happened, what injuries you have, and what the insurance company has said so far.
- We start protecting your case. The sooner we get involved, the more we can preserve evidence, including witness accounts, crash scene details, and medical records.
- We take over the insurance contact. You focus on recovering; we handle the calls, the paperwork, and the pushback.
- We fight for a fair result. We ensure the insurer pays a settlement that matches what the injury has cost you.
Colorado sets time limits for filing injury claims, generally as short as two years for many injury claims and three years for most car accident claims. How long a case takes depends on your injuries and the facts, but calling early keeps your options open.
