Denver, CO Office Location

Eley Law Firm
1873 South Bellaire Street, Suite 1200
Denver, CO 80222
Telephone: 303-785-2828
Fax: 303-226-4774

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• Colorado Workers' Compensation
  • No-Fault Work Injuries
  • Disability Ratings
  • Lost Wages
  • Permanent Disability
  • Medical Benefits
  • Medical Benefits: Choosing a Doctor
  • Lump Sum Payments
  • Re-Opening a Closed Case
  • Rehabilitation Rights
  • Dependency and Death Benefits
  • Extremity Ratings
  • Whole Person Ratings
  • Disfigurement Benefits
  • Nurse Case Managers and Your Rights
• Types of Injuries
  • Head Injuries
  • Neck Injuries
  • Back Injuries
  • Heart Attack: Unusual Exertion Requirement
  • Repetitive Lifting Injuries
  • Knee Injury/Meniscus Tear
  • Lifting/Pushing/Turning/Pulling Injuries
  • CRPS, RSD
  • Amputations
  • Occupational Disease
  • Asbestos Exposure
  • Intervening Injury
• Questions People Ask Us
  • How Do I Make a Colorado Workers' Compensation Claim?
  • What Should I Never Tell an Adjuster?
  • What Determines a Work-Related Injury?
  • Should I Claim Workers' Comp on My Taxes?
  • What If I Have a Pre-existing Injury?
  • What If I Am Permanently Totally Disabled?
  • Does Workers' Comp Protect My Job?
  • How Is Workers' Comp Settlement Determined?
  • Can I Get Permanent Disability in a Lump Sum?
  • How Can I Deal With the Stress of a Job Injury?
  • More Q&A About Workers' Compensation
  • Can I File a Claim in Colorado After Moving?
• Help for Injured Workers
  • Workers' Comp for Corrections Officers
  • Workers' Comp for Police Officers
  • Workers' Comp for Health Care Workers
  • Workers' Comp for Construction Workers
  • Workers' Comp for Warehouse Workers
  • Workers' Comp for Firefighters, EMTs
  • Third-Party Liability
• Workers' Compensation
  • What Your Adjuster May Not Tell You
  • Why You Can't Sue Your Employer
  • Why You Need a Lawyer
  • Workers' Compensation Terms
  • Workers' Compensation Forms
  • Statute of Limitations
• Pursuing Your Workers' Compensation Claim
  • Reporting the Injury to Your Employer
  • Filing Your Claim
  • Reporting the Injury to Your Doctor
    • Ongoing Appointments With Your Doctor
    • Reporting All of Your Symptoms
    • If Your Doctor Is Not Paying Attention
  • The Hearing Process
    • The Discovery
    • Your Medical Records
    • Pre-Existing Conditions
  • Final Admission of Liability
• Returning to Work
  • Work Restrictions and Temporary Benefits
  • Your Behavior Upon Returning to Work
  • Harassment Upon Returning to Work