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, […]
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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, […]
In today’s digital world, social media is a regular part of life. But if you’ve been injured and are pursuing a personal injury claim, what you post online can come back to haunt you. At our Denver law firm, we’ve seen firsthand how social media activity can make or break a case. Understanding how your […]
When you’ve experienced property damage, whether from a car accident, a natural disaster, or a vandalism incident, your first step should be to ensure safety. But your second step should be just as immediate: start documenting the damage. Thorough documentation is the cornerstone of a strong insurance claim and can mean the difference between full […]
For homeowners, maintaining continuous insurance coverage is essential to protect your investment and financial stability. A lapse in your homeowner’s insurance policy—whether intentional or accidental—can have serious consequences. Understanding what a policy lapse is, how it can occur, and what it means for your ability to recover in the event of a loss is critical. […]
When you’ve been involved in a serious accident with a commercial truck, your first thought may be to hold the driver accountable. But in many cases, the trucking company behind the wheel has legal responsibility too. Understanding when and how a trucking company can be held liable is key to recovering the full compensation you […]
On June 17, 2025, Keating Wagner had the honor of serving as a Platinum Sponsor for the Denver Police Protective Association (DPPA) Relief Fund’s annual charity golf tournament, held at The Ranch Country Club. This much-anticipated event raises critical funds for Denver’s first responders and their families facing medical, emotional, and financial challenges. As a […]
If you’ve been injured on the job in Colorado, workers’ compensation benefits are designed to help you recover both physically and financially. However, the process isn’t always straightforward, and it’s easy to make mistakes that can delay or reduce your benefits. Knowing how to navigate the system can help ensure you receive the full support […]
Home insurance is meant to be your safety net—a financial lifeline when disaster strikes. Whether it’s storm damage, fire, theft, or a burst pipe, you expect your insurer to be there when you need them most. Unfortunately, many homeowners find that filing a claim isn’t as simple as it should be. Insurance companies often use […]
When you file a property insurance claim—whether for storm damage, fire, or another covered event—your hope is that the insurance company will provide a fair and timely payout. But what happens when you and your insurer can’t agree on the value of your loss? That’s where the appraisal process comes in. While it’s not a […]
