Colorado workers’ compensation law is complex. With the help of their attorneys, injured workers must navigate ever-changing rules and overcome legal hurdles to successfully obtain the compensation they deserve. If you are considering filing a workers’ compensation claim in Colorado, here are a few laws you should know. All Colorado Businesses Must Carry Workers’ Compensation […]
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When a worker is injured on the job in Colorado, medical treatment and wage replacement benefits are often the immediate focus. However, for employees who cannot return to their previous position because of permanent work restrictions, vocational rehabilitation benefits can play a critical role in restoring long-term earning capacity. Understanding how vocational rehabilitation works under […]
Most homeowners expect their insurance to be a safety net when something goes wrong. A burst pipe, a kitchen fire, or unexpected storm damage can turn life upside down — and your insurance policy is supposed to help you get back on your feet. But too often, people only discover after a major loss that […]
Hail and high winds can cause significant damage in a matter of minutes. From dented siding to shattered windows and compromised roofing, the aftermath can feel overwhelming. Taking the right steps quickly not only protects your home, it also strengthens your home insurance claim and helps ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Here’s what […]
Keating Wagner Polidori Free is proud to be recognized in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms, which honors firms that demonstrate excellence across the legal industry through client service, professional integrity, and outstanding results. Now in its 16th edition, Best Law Firms continues to serve as a trusted benchmark for quality, identifying the top-performing […]
Keating Wagner was proud to once again sponsor Creating Ties, the signature fundraising event for the Children’s Hospital Colorado Burn Camps Program. The event was held at Empower Field at Mile High on Saturday, November 1, 2025, bringing together supporters, donors, and community partners to help make Burn Camp possible for children who have experienced […]
Car crashes are stressful enough. When the driver who caused the crash doesn’t have enough insurance—or no insurance at all—the situation can feel overwhelming. Unfortunately, underinsured and uninsured drivers are a reality on Denver’s roads. Knowing your options ahead of time can help you protect your rights and financial well-being. Start With Your Own Insurance […]
If you’ve been injured at work in Colorado, you may wonder how your past health issues could affect your claim for workers’ compensation benefits. Many employees worry that a pre-existing condition will automatically disqualify them from receiving coverage. The truth is more nuanced. Colorado law protects injured workers, but insurance companies often scrutinize claims involving […]
When you purchase insurance, you enter into a contract built on trust. You agree to pay premiums, and in return, your insurance company agrees to provide coverage when you need it most. But sometimes insurers fail to uphold their end of the bargain. When an insurance company unreasonably delays, denies, or mishandles a valid claim, […]
If you’ve been injured at work in Colorado, workers’ compensation benefits can help cover medical care and lost wages. But at some point in the process, you may be asked to attend an Independent Medical Exam (IME). Understanding what an IME is—and how it can affect your claim—can help you protect your rights and avoid […]
This year marks an extraordinary milestone for Keating Wagner Polidori Free, P.C. – our 50th anniversary – and we have even more reason to celebrate. Best Lawyers in America has recognized every attorney at our firm in its 2026 rankings, and three of our lawyers have earned the distinguished “Lawyer of the Year” award. Congratulations […]
Certain fundamental injustices are inherent to the Colorado Workers’ Compensation system. Below, I outline a few of the issues that don’t always receive the public attention they deserve. “Fraud for thee but not for me…” C.R.S. 8-43-402 states that it is a Class 5 felony “if, for the purpose of obtaining any order, benefit, award, compensation, […]
