Colorado Springs Car Accident Attorney
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What Our Clients Say

“Jeremy and his team worked flawlessly on my injury case with a very positive outcome. Communication was superb. I highly recommend this Law firm. If I need future representation, I will use Jeremy again with no hesitation. Thank you!” – Erik The Viking
“I am so thankful for the referral to Jeremy. He did an excellent job. After being involved in a car crash that could have taken my life, reliving the accident causes a severe anxiety attack. All thanks to Jeremy, I did not have to appear in court. Additionally, my ticket was reduced to zero points.” – Jaki Taggart

“Jeremy Loew and Matt Roche fought for me in court over my MV accident for four years. Not only did Jeremy put me on a lien, so all of my medical bills were covered until I was paid but he was very kind to me through this process. I don’t know how I would’ve done it without him. Not only was my physical health taken from me, but my mental health. Towards the last year of my case, I lost myself entirely and no longer wanted to live. I came to Jeremy and told him to please give me the paperwork to allow my mom to receive my funds after I passed. Jeremy spoke to me like a friend during that time and asked if there was anything he could do to alleviate my problems, he said he could get me clothes, food, etc to help me get through this difficult time. I told him it was freezing in the camper I lived in and I needed a heated blanket to make it through the winter, he sent me one. That humanity he showed me saved me in that time, I put my feelings aside and continued my court case. Thank you Jeremy Loew and Matt Roche for not only winning me $165,000 total in court (two cases) but showing me that people still care about others in this city. I could not thank you both enough.” -Destiny Blair
“If I could give Jeremy 100 stars I would. Jeremy is not only an amazing attorney, he is an amazing person. Jeremy was fresh out of law school working at the PD’s office when he tried my case. I had the highest profile case in Colorado Springs. Jeremy was co-counsel and I tell you that he fought for me with all of the passion and compassion that an attorney could ever have. He also went above and beyond for me in a recent situation. I could say so much, but I do not have the time or space to give him the credit he rightfully deserves. Jeremy has a heart of gold and he will fight for his clients even when it seems like the odds are stacked against them. I recommend him to any and everyone. He is genuinely the (G.O.A.T); Greatest Of All Time! Thank you Jeremy for all you have done for me and for all you continue to do for all of your clients. May God Bless you in all you do!.” – Detra Wildy
Car and Truck Accident Attorney in Colorado Springs
You Are Hurt, the Bills Are Starting, and an Insurance Adjuster Already Called. Here Is What to Do Next.
A crash upends everything in a few seconds. You are dealing with an injury, a wrecked vehicle, and lost time at work, and within a day or two an insurance adjuster calls sounding helpful. That call is not there to help you. It is there to close your claim for as little as possible before you know what your case is worth.
At The Law Office of Jeremy Loew, we represent injured drivers, passengers, motorcyclists, and pedestrians across Colorado Springs and El Paso County. Below is how Colorado law actually works after a crash, and where your specific situation goes from here.
First, the mistakes that cost people the most
Talking to the other driver’s insurer before you understand your claim. A recorded statement is used to shift blame onto you. You are not required to give one.
Accepting the first offer. Early offers land before the full extent of an injury is known. Once you sign a release, the claim is closed for good.
Waiting too long. Colorado generally gives you three years from the crash date to file a motor vehicle injury or property damage lawsuit (C.R.S. § 13-80-101(1)(n)(I)). That is a longer window than the two-year limit on most other injury claims, but it is a hard deadline. Talking to an insurance adjuster does not pause it. Evidence disappears well before then: video gets overwritten, skid marks fade, witnesses forget.
If a government vehicle or public entity is involved, a much shorter notice deadline applies (often 182 days under the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act). Crashes involving a minor can run on a different clock. If either fits your situation, do not assume you have three years.
How Colorado law decides what you recover
Fault is comparative. Colorado uses modified comparative negligence. You can recover damages as long as you are less than 50 percent at fault, and your recovery is reduced by your share of the blame. Insurers know this rule, so they work to pin as much fault on you as possible. Countering that is much of the actual work of a claim.
Insurance minimums are low. Colorado requires only modest liability coverage, which often falls short of what a serious injury costs. When the at-fault driver is underinsured or has no insurance, your own uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage becomes the case. Many people never learn they have it.
Your damages are more than the ER bill. A real claim accounts for future medical care, lost earning capacity, and pain, not just the receipts already in hand.
Find your situation
Every crash is different, and the law treats them differently. Go to the page that matches yours.
Car accidents. Rear-end, intersection, and lane-change collisions make up most crashes. Fault often looks obvious and still gets disputed by the insurer.
Truck and commercial vehicle accidents. A collision with a semi or commercial vehicle is a different kind of case. Federal trucking regulations apply, multiple parties can share liability (driver, carrier, cargo loader), and the trucking company’s investigators are working the scene fast. The stakes and the settlements are higher, and so is the resistance.
Motorcycle accidents. Riders face a built-in bias that they were reckless. That assumption shapes how insurers and juries assign fault, and it has to be dismantled with evidence.
Pedestrian accidents. A person on foot has no protection in a collision, so injuries are severe. Fault questions turn on crosswalks, signals, and right-of-way.
Wrongful death, When a crash takes a life, Colorado law lets surviving family pursue a claim. A strict two-year deadline applies (C.R.S. § 13-21-204), shorter than the standard motor vehicle injury window.
Why Jeremy Loew
Jeremy Loew spent years as a prosecutor before building his personal injury practice. That background is a direct advantage in a crash case: he knows how the other side builds a file, how investigators shape a record, and where the insurer’s version breaks down under scrutiny.
Insurance companies settle differently with a lawyer who is ready to try the case than with one who is not.
You pay nothing up front. Injury cases are handled on a contingency fee, so the firm is paid only if you recover.
Talk to a Colorado Springs car accident attorney now.
The adjuster is already working. Before you give a statement or accept an offer, get your case reviewed by someone whose job is your recovery, not the insurer’s bottom line.
Call (719) 387-4111 for a free consultation. Serving Colorado Springs and El Paso County.
Serving Colorado Springs, Peyton, Rush, Security, Widefield, Manitou, Broadmoor, Black Forest, Northgate.

