Beth Klein did not build this practice to process cases. She built it to change outcomes — for individual clients, for communities, and for the systems that govern them.

When someone is seriously injured — or when a family loses a loved one through someone else’s negligence — the legal system becomes the only remaining avenue for justice and accountability. Beth Klein has spent nearly four decades standing at that intersection, fighting for people who had no other advocate.

Her practice is built on five core values: courage, skill, honesty, commitment, and paying it forward. These are not marketing words. They describe the way Beth approaches every case — from a straightforward car accident in the Roaring Fork Valley to a multi-million dollar international verdict in Baghdad.

Beth does not push clients to settle quickly. She does not take more cases than she can genuinely serve. She does not treat injured people as file numbers. If she takes your case, she is fully committed to it — and she will fight for the result you deserve.

Beth also uses her legal skills beyond individual cases — having written and passed anti-human trafficking laws in Colorado, Texas, and Mississippi, and working with governments worldwide to build civil remedies for trafficking victims. Her firm is the only law firm in the United States fully dedicated to making law and creating civil remedies for human trafficking victims globally.

Beth Klein focuses on cases where the harm is significant, the stakes are high, and the client deserves an advocate who takes both seriously. She handles the full spectrum of serious personal injury and wrongful death cases.

Beth Klein does not just represent individuals. She takes on cases that challenge systems, expose injustice, and force accountability at the highest levels. The results below represent a fraction of her work — selected because they illustrate the kind of advocacy her clients can expect.

Beth Klein’s practice is unique among plaintiff law firms. She has represented a world leader under threat of imprisonment by a dictator. A woman trafficked from the Former Soviet Union. A torture survivor. An individual injured in Baghdad during wartime. Families who lost someone and had nowhere else to turn.

These are not the cases most attorneys take. They are the cases Beth Klein was built for.

She has also used her legal skills to create lasting systemic change — writing and passing anti-human trafficking legislation in Colorado, Texas, and Mississippi, and working with governments internationally to build civil remedies that protect victims worldwide.

When you hire Beth Klein, you are not just hiring an attorney. You are engaging someone who has dedicated her life to using the law as a force for good — and who brings that same commitment to every client, regardless of the size or complexity of the case.

Colorado law allows surviving family members to seek compensation when a loved one is killed through the negligence or wrongful act of another. This is one of the most emotionally demanding areas of law — and one where the right attorney makes an enormous difference.

A wrongful death claim is not just about financial compensation — though that compensation is often essential for a family’s future stability. It is about accountability. It is about ensuring that the person or entity responsible for the death cannot simply move on as if nothing happened.

In Colorado, wrongful death claims can be brought by a surviving spouse, children, or other qualifying family members. The claim must be filed within two years of the date of death. Damages may include:

Beth Klein handles wrongful death cases with the legal rigor they demand and the human compassion they require. She understands that no verdict can undo the loss — but she also understands that justice, accountability, and financial security for surviving family members are not small things. They matter. And she fights for them.

Missing a filing deadline can permanently eliminate your right to pursue a claim — regardless of how strong your case is. These are the key deadlines in Colorado.

In personal injury and wrongful death cases, the quality of legal representation is the single greatest variable in what a client ultimately recovers. Insurance companies, corporations, and their defense teams are experienced, well-funded, and motivated to pay as little as possible.

Beth Klein has spent nearly four decades on the other side of that equation — building cases, taking them to trial, and winning. Her record of $1.5 billion recovered for clients is not the result of volume. It is the result of exceptional preparation, genuine trial capability, and an unwillingness to settle for less than a case is worth.

She accepts only the cases she believes in. If she takes yours, she will fight for it with everything she has.