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At Gaiennie Law Offices, we fight to ensure that accident victims are taken care of. Colorado state law allows accident victims who were hurt due to someone else's negligent, reckless, or intentional misconduct to sue the responsible party. If you recently suffered an injury caused by someone else's actions (or inaction), contact an Denver personal injury lawyer today.

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Phone: (303) 455-5030

Address: 3801 E Florida Ave Ste 100, Denver, CO 80210

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Child Custody and Visitation
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Adoption
Spousal Support
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Criminal Defense
DUI/DWI
If a person has suffered an injury because of someone else’s negligence, they could have a personal injury claim. In Arvada, personal injury cases happen when another individual or party is legally responsible for the accident or injury. This usually happens when physical harm is the result of negligent actions, such as injuries that result from drunk driving accidents, traumatic brain injuries, assaults, or slip and falls.
Wrongful Death
Many families are unprepared for the emotional and financial losses that can accompany a loved one’s wrongful death. Unfortunately, financial obligations can stack up quickly, and already grieving families can feel overwhelmed. If you believe your loved one was the victim of a wrongful death, call a Denver wrongful death lawyer today.
Traffic Violations
Were you recently hurt in an accident while crossing a road or walking on the sidewalk due to someone else’s aggressive or reckless driving? If so, contact an experienced Denver pedestrian accident lawyer today. If someone else caused an accident that resulted in your injury, they may be liable for your damages.
Sex Crimes
After graduation from law school, Ms. Cohen worked as an attorney at a mid-sized Plaintiffs Law Firm in Massachusetts where she had the highest settlement rate in the firm. In 2008, she was given the once in a lifetime opportunity to relocate to the U.S. Virgin Islands to clerk for a Superior Court Judge. Her work for the Superior Court proved so effective that she was offered a position as an Assistant Attorney General at the U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Justice where she served for nearly three years. While an Assistant Attorney General, she headed up the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Crimes Unit and zealously advocated for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault both inside and outside the courtroom. She tried both misdemeanor and felony criminal domestic violence and sexual assault cases, perfecting her skills in the courtroom.
Misdemeanors
After graduation from law school, Mr. Barber worked as a Deputy State Public Defender in Colorado Springs, representing indigent clients. Mr. Barber tried both misdemeanor and felony criminal domestic violence cases, providing zealous advocacy for his clients in the courtroom.
Drug Crimes
Assault
Murder
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Kidnapping
Far less common are situations where a person was injured as the result of an intentional act. Most often, these cases are also tried through the criminal courts. Incidents involving assault, sexual abuse, or kidnapping are all grounds for civil lawsuits. It is important to remember that the criminal courts and civil courts are separate entities. No matter what the outcome of a criminal trial, the injured person still has the right to pursue civil damages.
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Business Transactions
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Workers Compensation
Employment Litigation
Frank M. Cavanaugh is an AV-rated attorney who is a past Colorado Bar Association Butler/DeMarino award winner for professionalism. Before representing injured workers, he represented employers and their carriers in workers’ compensation matters for over 30 years. Mr. Cavanaugh has handled all aspects of workers’ compensation and general liability litigation from hearings and trials to appeals before the Colorado Supreme Court. Mr. Cavanaugh has also handled workers’ compensation subrogation matters and workers’ compensation disability related employment claims.

Premises Liability
As defined by Denver law, premises liability comes into play when a person is injured on someone else’s property and they make a claim against the property owner for their injuries.
Property Damage
If you were recently injured in an auto accident in the Denver area, contact a car accident lawyer today. Car crashes often lead to serious injuries and destroyed property. Medical bills and expensive property damage can lead to financial woes, which can be overwhelming when dealing with an injury.

Personal Injury
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Medical Malpractice
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Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
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Slip and Fall Injury
Whether your family is suffering from a truck accident, medical malpractice negligence, or a slip and fall injury, you can count on a personal injury attorney to stand up for your rights. This is especially true against insurance industry lawyers whose only job is to save their employers money by pressuring you into a quick and inadequate settlement.

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Estate Planning
A Denver estate planning lawyer could help you create documents like wills or trusts that distribute assets after death and pass the property on to heirs. Do not delay in making these crucial decisions—schedule an appointment with a proactive attorney today.
Wills
The task most commonly associated with estate planning attorneys is the creation of a person’s last will and testament. These documents, which take effect after a person passes away, distribute assets according to the deceased’s wishes. The document would also name a person or entity as the executor in charge of making sure the deceased’s wishes are fulfilled.
Trusts
Power of Attorney
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Bankruptcy
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Foreclosure
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