Not every injury requires a trial lawyer of Beth Klein’s caliber. Catastrophic injuries do.

A catastrophic personal injury is one that permanently alters the course of a person’s life. These injuries typically result in long-term or permanent disability, the inability to return to work, ongoing medical care, or the need for lifelong assistance. The financial and emotional consequences are immense — and so is the legal complexity.

Colorado law allows catastrophically injured victims to seek compensation for past and future medical expenses, lost income and earning capacity, pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, and — in some cases — punitive damages when the conduct causing the injury was especially reckless or intentional.

These cases are fought by well-funded insurance companies and corporate defense teams. You need a trial lawyer who has actually won at this level — not one who settles every case out of fear of the courtroom.

Most personal injury firms settle. Beth Klein tries cases. That distinction — and the reputation that comes with it — is what moves insurance companies to settle for far more, or face her in court.

For nearly four decades, Beth has taken on the most complex, high-stakes catastrophic injury cases in the country — and won. Her clients are not numbers. She accepts only a handful of cases at a time to ensure every client receives her full attention and full force.