Colorado's Pain and Suffering Cap Explained
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Colorado's Pain and Suffering Cap Explained
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Colorado does not allow unlimited pain and suffering awards in most personal injury cases. State law currently caps non-economic damages, the category that includes pain and suffering, at 1.5 million dollars in most tort cases, with a separate 250,000 dollar limit for damages claimed by family members affected by someone else's injury. These caps are adjusted periodically for inflation, so the exact number can shift depending on when your claim accrued. Many injured people do not realize this limit exists until an insurance company brings it up during negotiations, sometimes using it to justify a lowball offer before the true value of the case has even been calculated. The Law Offices of Miguel Martinez, P.C. has guided Denver clients through exactly these conversations for more than 35 years, making sure a claim is valued correctly within the law rather than settled short.