The Colorado Premasis Liability Guide
And Making Sure You’re Not Left Paying the Price
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Know who's responsible. When you're injured on someone else's property — a slippery store floor, a broken stairway, an unlit walkway — Colorado law may hold the property owner accountable for failing to keep the premises reasonably safe.
Protect your children. Swimming pools, trampolines, playground equipment, and abandoned buildings can qualify as "attractive nuisances," and a landowner may be held liable for a child's injuries even when the child wandered onto the property.
Don't accept less than you deserve. Insurance companies routinely downplay premises liability injuries or try to shift the blame onto you — understanding your rights under Colorado's Premises Liability Act can be the difference between a full recovery and walking away with nothing.
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