Call Today for Legal Representation in Personal Injury Cases and More.

A personal injury is described as any harm caused to a person, such as a broken bone, a cut, a bruise or slander. Any type of bodily injury as a result of an attack, negligence, or accident can also be categorized as the same, and you can file a lawsuit to recover damages from whoever is responsible for your injuries.
  My name is James Edwards.
  I've been practicing law in Colorado since 1983 and would like to help you.
  I am a member of the Denver Bar Association, Colorado Bar Association and the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association.
  I have a General law Practice with an emphasis in:

• Personal Injury Claims - including but not limited to:
• • auto, motorcycle and truck accidents
  • falls
  • industrial accidents
  • carbon monoxide poisoning
  • premises liability

• Criminal Law - including but not limited to:
• • DUI, DUR, DUS
  • traffic tickets
  • drug possesion
  • domestic violence
  • assault

•  Insurance Disputes
• • coverage and claims disputes
  • general advice on types of coverage to have

• Civil Litigation
• • contract disputes
  • bad check claims
  • collection matters
  • business disoutes
  • pursuit of debts

Fees: Injury Claims can generally be handled on a contigent fee basis (percentage of recovery, thus no recovery no fee), or an an hourly rate basis. Other matters can be handled on a fixed or flat fee as well as hourly fee. Initial Consultations are provided free of charge (up to one hour).

Call me at (303) 293-8191
Or, click here to email me with details of your situation.

I do not handle domestic relations (e.g. divorce, child support), Workers Compensation, Bankruptcy, Employment Law (wrongful discharge, discrimination).

Regards,

James M. Edwards P.C.

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