How Does a Malpractice Case Work?
There is the Plaintiff which is you or the family member who has been wronged, Veritas will then act on your behalf and initiate the suit.
The defendant is the other party who is being sued for medical malpractice, the person at fault could be a nurse, doctor, therapist, pharmacist, or any other type of medical provider.
At Veritas, our job is to get you the compensation you need and deserve.
What Type of Damages Can You or Your Loved One Get?
The plaintiff may be awarded punitive and compensatory damages.
Punitive damages are only awarded if the medical party is found guilty of willful or malicious misconduct. This is also a form of punishment in addition to misconduct.
Compensatory damages may include lost earning capacity, life care expenses, economic costs, and medical expenses.
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Local Commitment and Personalized Service
As a local firm deeply rooted in the Colorado communities, Veritas is dedicated to providing personalized, comprehensive legal service tailored to your needs. From your initial consultation to the resolution of your case, our compassionate team will be by your side.
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Strong Relationships in the Medical Industry
Veritas has cultivated invaluable connections within the medical industry over the years. These relationships ensure that you have access to top-quality medical care and support throughout your recovery journey, providing peace of mind during a challenging time.
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A History of Insurance Defense Expertise
With an extensive background in insurance defense, Veritas brings a unique advantage to your case. Our insider knowledge allows us to anticipate insurance company strategies, preparing us to advocate effectively on your behalf and secure the compensation you deserve.
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Clear Communication & Relationship Building
At Veritas, we prioritize clear and open communication with our clients, fostering strong relationships built on trust and understanding. Your concerns are our priority, and we are committed to keeping you informed every step of the way.
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How Much Time Do I Have to File an Auto Accident Lawsuit?In most cases, you have around three years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit. The deadline can be prolonged if you discovered the injury later. If you are planning to sue a government establishment, you may be required to file a claim within a few months after the accident.
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If the Accident Was Somewhat My Fault, Can I Still Win My Case?Yes. However, you may not win the maximum possible settlement amount. Under Colorado's fault principles, your damages will be decreased in proportion to your fault. So, if you were 30% at fault, then your damages would be reduced by that amount in the claims. Keep in mind that the court determines fault.
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What Is the Required Minimum Auto Insurance In Colorado?Legal auto insurance coverage is: $25,000 per injured victim $15,000 minimum in property damage $50,000 per accident, no matter how many victims have been affected Since Colorado is a "fault" state, this means you can file a claim against the defendant driver's insurance carrier. However, if the at-fault driver is uninsured or underinsured, there are steps you can take to get around that.
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