PERSONAL INJURY LAW 5280 Injury Law The Faces of
Sean Walsh, Vicky Goodner, Brian Lampert, Ann Hunter, Nicholas Gibson. Dogs are Masha and Aspen
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A t 5280 Injury Law, protect- ing Colorado families is personal. The firm rep- resents individuals and families after motor vehicle crashes, dog bites, slips and falls, and other serious injuries, working to protect their rights and pur- sue the full compensation they deserve. Sean Walsh, a founding partner, says the firm often steps in during some of the hardest moments a family can face—when an injury prevents a parent or breadwinner from working or pro- viding the way they once did. In cases involving children, the firm helps fam- ilies pursue solutions that can protect a child’s future, including scholarships, trusts, and probate protections that safeguard funds until children are older. Nick Gibson, a partner at the firm, acknowledges that personal injury law can carry a stigma, but says their work is rooted in something simple: standing
up for injured people when insurance companies refuse to do what is right. Walsh and Gibson are trial attorneys who are not afraid to take a case to court when that is what justice requires. Their commitment extends beyond fighting for clients. Through local orga- nizations like Foresight, where volun- teers help blind children and adults ski, and Colorado Cares, the team gives back to the community they are proud to serve. “This is my home, and this is where we want to be, and it is nice to be able to do something better for the Colorado community,” says Walsh. 5280 Injury Law has also grown by showing up where Colorado families are—at local events, farmers markets, and community outreach programs. When someone calls, Walsh and Gibson are often the ones who answer, a per- sonal touch that reflects the way they handle cases from start to finish.
“You get to talk to us. You get to meet us. We’ll be the ones who work with you directly on your case, and we’ll be your trial attorneys. You’re not going to get handed off to 18 other attorneys or paralegals,” explains Walsh. With more than 35 years of combined experience, a five-star reputation, no history of grievances or lawsuits against the firm, and a track record of achieving strong results for clients, 5280 Injury Law offers experience with a personal touch. The office is also dog friendly, with four office dogs who make the firm feel a little more like home For more information, visit 5280injury.com or call 303-LAW-5280 (303-529-5280).
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