Colorado classifies visitors as invitees (e.g., store customers), licensees (e.g., social guests), or trespassers, each owed different duties of care—from reasonable inspections for invitees to warnings of known dangers for licensees. Landowners include owners, tenants, managers, or anyone controlling the property; claims require proving they knew (or should have known) of a hazard, failed to fix or warn about it, and caused your injury. Defenses like comparative negligence (up to 50% fault allowed for recovery) and assumption of risk apply.
Determining your visitor status (invitee, licensee, or trespasser) and holding owners, managers, or landlords accountable under Colorado law. Negotiating with property insurers and their adjusters to counter defenses like "open and obvious" hazards or comparative fault.
My clients know I keep them informed, fight for full and fair compensation, and never forget that this case is about their health, their finances, and their future
