Firms are listed most-reviewed first — by the number of client reviews they have on Google — with equal counts broken alphabetically. Position cannot be bought. Paid advertisements appear only in the separate block labelled “Sponsored” below. What we analyse and show about each firm does not change the order:
Client Reviews
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Pedestrian Accident Focus
Fort Collins recorded 10,605 car accidents in Larimer County between 2023 and 2026. 3,786 resulted in injuries. CrashStory lists Fort Collins’s pedestrian accident attorneys most-reviewed first, and shows what 548 client reviews across 6 firmsactually say. Position cannot be bought.
Reviews of the Top 6 Pedestrian Accident Lawyers in Fort Collins, CO
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#1. VanMeveren Law Group — Fort Collins Pedestrian Accident Reviews
5.0(302 reviews)
Free Case ReviewNo Upfront Fees5 reviews/moNear-perfect rating
Vanmeveren Law Group Fort Collins has 302 Google reviews with a 5.0-star average. CrashStory analyzed 284 text reviews for this Fort Collins pedestrian accident ranking. Clients most frequently review this firm for personal injury, auto accident, and bicycle matters. 100% of analyzed reviews are positive, with particular strength in personal attention and choosing right firm. Clients mention team members Karl Hager and Karl by name across 3 reviews, suggesting consistent working relationships. Trust signals include 16 peer endorsements from other attorneys and a 59% response rate to reviews.
What the Pedestrian Accident reviews we hold for VanMeveren Law Group in Fort Collins describe
Fee structure: What percentage do you take on contingency, and are case expenses deducted before or after the fee?
Case handling: Will I work directly with an attorney, or will most communication go through paralegals and case managers?
Local experience: How many pedestrian accident cases have you handled in Larimer County courts specifically?
Fort Collins Crash Context
VanMeveren Law Group’s Fort Collins office serves Larimer County, where 10,605 crashes were recorded between 2023 and 2026. 3,786 involved injuries. The most common type: not applicable collisions.
Fort Collins has 5 firms in this ranking whose client reviews specifically describe pedestrian accident cases — 12 matched reviews out of the 1,575 Google reviews analyzed for this page. That is real local signal, though a smaller sample than Colorado's largest legal markets. The 5 statewide specialists listed in the regional section have 30 client reviews describing pedestrian accident cases between them, led by Bike Law Weiss Law Llc Denver. Colorado injury firms routinely take Larimer County cases regardless of office location, and nearly all offer free consultations.
How CrashStory Orders Pedestrian Accident Attorneys in Fort Collins
Firms are listed in order of how many client reviews they have on Google, most first — the count is printed beside each firm. Firms with the same count are listed alphabetically by their CrashStory profile address. Position cannot be bought: no payment, subscription, or advertising spend changes this order, and paid advertisements appear only in the separate block labelled “Sponsored”. The review analysis below is what we show you about each firm; it does not change the order:
Client Rating & Volume
Google star rating weighted by the total number of reviews. A 4.9 with 500 reviews signals more consistency than a 5.0 with 12.
Review Depth
We count text reviews separately from star-only reviews. Detailed narratives provide more signal about actual client experience than a quick 5-star tap.
Sentiment Analysis
Each text review is analyzed for positive, negative, or mixed sentiment across dimensions like communication, fee transparency, and personal attention.
Review Velocity
How many reviews a firm receives per month indicates how actively they’re serving clients. A firm gaining 40 reviews/month is more active than one with 2,000 reviews from years ago.
Response Quality
We track whether firms respond to reviews, and whether those responses are personalized, semi-personalized, or boilerplate. Personalized responses signal client care.
Trust Signals
Peer endorsements from other attorneys, Google Local Guide reviews, and cross-firm comparison shoppers add independent credibility to a firm’s review profile.
How to Choose Your Fort Collins Pedestrian Accident Lawyer
Synthesizing Your Research
Rankings provide a starting point, but the best lawyer for your case depends on your specific circumstances. Here’s how to use CrashStory’s data to make your decision:
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Review depth over raw star rating.A firm with hundreds of detailed text reviews gives you far more insight than one with a perfect 5.0 from a handful of ratings. Look at the “text reviews” count in the comparison table above.
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Match your case type.Each firm profile above lists the case types their clients mention most. If your case involves a truck accident, a firm with strong truck accident review data will be more relevant than a general personal injury firm.
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Check what real clients complain about.Our review themes and dimension scores reveal patterns you can’t see from a star rating alone. If communication is important to you, look for firms with high communication dimension scores.
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Contingency fee clarity.All top Fort Collins pedestrian accident firms operate on contingency — you pay nothing unless you win. Ask specifically about the percentage (typically 33–40%) and whether case expenses are deducted before or after the attorney’s fee.
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Local court experience matters.A lawyer who regularly handles Larimer County cases knows the local courts, adjusters, and accident corridors. The crash context sections above connect each firm to the local accident landscape.
Fort Collins Car Accident Statistics & Why You Need a Pedestrian Accident Lawyer
Fort Collins sits in Larimer County, one of Colorado’s highest-traffic areas. In the CrashStory database, Fort Collins has 10,605 recorded crashes from 2023 through 2026. 3,786 of those involved injuries, and 42 were fatal. The most common crash type is not applicable collisions.
Fort Collins’s most dangerous corridors for car accidents include College Avenue, Harmony Road, Interstate 25, among others. If your accident occurred on or near these corridors, a local attorney familiar with Larimer County’s specific accident patterns can be especially valuable.
Pedestrian Accident Lawyer FAQs for Fort Collins, Colorado
How do I choose the best pedestrian accident lawyer in Fort Collins?
Start by looking at review depth, not just star ratings. CrashStory analyzes 548 reviews across 6 firms on this page, scoring each on communication, fee transparency, personal attention, and 9 other client-experience dimensions. Match the firm's top case types to your situation, check whether their review velocity shows active client acquisition, and schedule free consultations with your top 2-3 choices before deciding.
What does "review velocity" mean on CrashStory?
Review velocity is the estimated number of new Google reviews a firm receives per month. A high velocity (like 5 reviews/month) indicates the firm is actively handling and closing cases. It's a better indicator of current activity than total review count, which can accumulate over many years. CrashStory displays velocity alongside traditional metrics so you can evaluate both historical reputation and current momentum.
How much does a pedestrian accident lawyer cost in Colorado?
Most pedestrian accident lawyers in Fort Collins work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing upfront and no fee at all unless you win your case. The standard contingency rate in Colorado is 33% of the settlement if resolved before trial and up to 40% if the case goes to trial. Always ask whether case expenses (filing fees, expert witnesses, medical record costs) are deducted before or after the attorney's percentage — this can significantly affect your net recovery.
Reported by reviewers on Google, not by CrashStory, and not verified by us. These are descriptions of the reviews in our sample — their rating, case type and date — not the reviews themselves; each firm's reviews are on its Google listing. Ordered by how much case detail the review contains, filtered to reviews mentioning this case type.
Auto Accident
2026
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Auto Accident2026
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Personal Injury2026
4.7
(152 reviews)
Free Case ReviewNo Upfront FeesStrong client satisfaction
Bachus Schanker Personal Injury Lawyers Fort Collins has 152 Google reviews with a 4.7-star average. CrashStory analyzed 144 text reviews for this Fort Collins pedestrian accident ranking. Clients most frequently review this firm for personal injury, auto accident, and wrongful death matters. 93% of analyzed reviews are positive, with particular strength in case timeline and personal attention. Clients mention team members Payton and Lance Taylor by name across 2 reviews, suggesting consistent working relationships. Trust signals include 2 peer endorsements from other attorneys and a 99% response rate to reviews.
Fee structure: What percentage do you take on contingency, and are case expenses deducted before or after the fee?
Case handling: Will I work directly with an attorney, or will most communication go through paralegals and case managers?
Local experience: How many pedestrian accident cases have you handled in Larimer County courts specifically?
Fort Collins Crash Context
Bachus & Schanker, Personal Injury Lawyers’s Fort Collins office serves Larimer County, where 10,605 crashes were recorded between 2023 and 2026. 3,786 involved injuries. The most common type: not applicable collisions.
Free Case ReviewNo Upfront FeesHighest overall score
Jorgensen, Brownell & Pepin, P.C. has accumulated 32 Google reviews with a 4.4-star average, including 24 client reviews that CrashStory analyzed for this ranking. Client reviews most frequently mention personal injury, family law, and divorce cases, indicating breadth across pedestrian accident matters in Fort Collins. 88% of analyzed reviews express positive sentiment, with clients particularly praising personal attention and case timeline. Reviewers frequently mention Stephanie Fournier by name (attorney), cited in 1 reviews. Trust indicators include 1 peer endorsement from other attorneys, 7 reviewers who also reviewed other firms (comparison shoppers).
By the Numbers
4.4
Rating
32
Reviews
24
Text Reviews
0.9/mo
Review Velocity
Top case types mentioned in reviews:
Personal Injury (18)Family Law (2)Divorce (1)Auto Accident (1)Nursing Home (1)
What the reviews we hold for Jorgensen, Brownell & Pepin, P.C. describe
Personal Injury2021
This review describes a case outcome.
Reported by reviewers on Google, not by CrashStory, and not verified by us. These are descriptions of the reviews in our sample — their rating, case type and date — not the reviews themselves; each firm's reviews are on its Google listing. Ordered by how much case detail the review contains, filtered to reviews mentioning this case type.
Fee structure: What percentage do you take on contingency, and are case expenses deducted before or after the fee?
Case handling: Will I work directly with an attorney, or will most communication go through paralegals and case managers?
Local experience: How many pedestrian accident cases have you handled in Larimer County courts specifically?
Fort Collins Crash Context
Jorgensen, Brownell & Pepin, P.C.’s Fort Collins office serves Larimer County, where 10,605 crashes were recorded between 2023 and 2026. 3,786 involved injuries. The most common type: not applicable collisions.
Free Case ReviewNo Upfront FeesTop-rated by clients
Tenge Law Firm has accumulated 32 Google reviews with a 4.9-star average, including 30 client reviews that CrashStory analyzed for this ranking. Client reviews most frequently mention personal injury, and auto accident cases, indicating breadth across pedestrian accident matters in Fort Collins. 100% of analyzed reviews express positive sentiment, with clients particularly praising personal attention and choosing right firm. Trust indicators include 3 peer endorsements from other attorneys.
By the Numbers
4.9
Rating
32
Reviews
30
Text Reviews
0.9/mo
Review Velocity
Top case types mentioned in reviews:
Personal Injury (15)Auto Accident (14)
What the reviews we hold for Tenge Law Firm describe
Auto Accident2016
Reported by reviewers on Google, not by CrashStory, and not verified by us. These are descriptions of the reviews in our sample — their rating, case type and date — not the reviews themselves; each firm's reviews are on its Google listing. Ordered by how much case detail the review contains, filtered to reviews mentioning this case type.
Fee structure: What percentage do you take on contingency, and are case expenses deducted before or after the fee?
Case handling: Will I work directly with an attorney, or will most communication go through paralegals and case managers?
Local experience: How many pedestrian accident cases have you handled in Larimer County courts specifically?
Fort Collins Crash Context
Tenge Law Firm’s Fort Collins office serves Larimer County, where 10,605 crashes were recorded between 2023 and 2026. 3,786 involved injuries. The most common type: not applicable collisions.
Free Case ReviewNo Upfront FeesTop-rated by clients
Steve Ray Law, PLLC has accumulated 18 Google reviews with a 4.9-star average, including 10 client reviews that CrashStory analyzed for this ranking. Client reviews most frequently mention personal injury, and auto accident cases, indicating breadth across pedestrian accident matters in Fort Collins. 100% of analyzed reviews express positive sentiment overall.
By the Numbers
4.9
Rating
18
Reviews
10
Text Reviews
0.5/mo
Review Velocity
Top case types mentioned in reviews:
Personal Injury (8)Auto Accident (1)
What the reviews we hold for Steve Ray Law, PLLC describe
Personal Injury2018
Reported by reviewers on Google, not by CrashStory, and not verified by us. These are descriptions of the reviews in our sample — their rating, case type and date — not the reviews themselves; each firm's reviews are on its Google listing. Ordered by how much case detail the review contains, filtered to reviews mentioning this case type.
Review Themes
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Questions to Ask Before Hiring
Fee structure: What percentage do you take on contingency, and are case expenses deducted before or after the fee?
Case handling: Will I work directly with an attorney, or will most communication go through paralegals and case managers?
Local experience: How many pedestrian accident cases have you handled in Larimer County courts specifically?
Fort Collins Crash Context
Steve Ray Law, PLLC’s Fort Collins office serves Larimer County, where 10,605 crashes were recorded between 2023 and 2026. 3,786 involved injuries. The most common type: not applicable collisions.
Free Case ReviewNo Upfront FeesTop-rated by clients
Aurelia & Borton Law Group Auto Accident Lawyers has accumulated 12 Google reviews with a 5.0-star average, including 12 client reviews that CrashStory analyzed for this ranking. Client reviews most frequently mention personal injury, and auto accident cases, indicating breadth across pedestrian accident matters in Fort Collins. 92% of analyzed reviews express positive sentiment overall. Trust indicators include 1 peer endorsement from other attorneys.
By the Numbers
5.0
Rating
12
Reviews
12
Text Reviews
0.3/mo
Review Velocity
Top case types mentioned in reviews:
Personal Injury (10)Auto Accident (2)
What the reviews we hold for Aurelia & Borton Law Group Auto Accident Lawyers describe
Auto Accident2025
This review describes a case outcome.
Reported by reviewers on Google, not by CrashStory, and not verified by us. These are descriptions of the reviews in our sample — their rating, case type and date — not the reviews themselves; each firm's reviews are on its Google listing. Ordered by how much case detail the review contains, filtered to reviews mentioning this case type.
Fee structure: What percentage do you take on contingency, and are case expenses deducted before or after the fee?
Case handling: Will I work directly with an attorney, or will most communication go through paralegals and case managers?
Local experience: How many pedestrian accident cases have you handled in Larimer County courts specifically?
Fort Collins Crash Context
Aurelia & Borton Law Group Auto Accident Lawyers’s Fort Collins office serves Larimer County, where 10,605 crashes were recorded between 2023 and 2026. 3,786 involved injuries. The most common type: not applicable collisions.
How long do I have to file a pedestrian accident lawsuit in Colorado?
Colorado's statute of limitations for personal injury claims is 3 years from the date of the accident. For wrongful death claims, the limit is 2 years. However, there are important exceptions: claims against government entities (like city buses or state vehicles) require notice within 182 days. Insurance companies know these deadlines — the sooner you consult an attorney, the better your position for preserving evidence and meeting all filing requirements.
What should I do immediately after a car accident in Fort Collins?
First, ensure everyone's safety and call 911 if anyone is injured. Exchange insurance and contact information with all involved parties. Document the scene: take photos of vehicle damage, road conditions, traffic signals, and any visible injuries. Get contact information from witnesses. Report the accident to Fort Collins police (Colorado law requires reporting crashes with injuries, fatalities, or property damage over $1,000). Seek medical attention even if you feel fine — some injuries don't present symptoms immediately. Then contact your insurance company and consider consulting with a personal injury attorney before giving recorded statements.
Does CrashStory recommend specific lawyers?
No. CrashStory does not recommend, select, or endorse any firm, and position on this page cannot be bought. Firms are listed in order of how many client reviews they have on Google, most first — that count is printed beside each firm and you can check it against Google yourself. Firms with the same count are listed alphabetically by their CrashStory profile address. Nothing else moves a firm up or down: not payment, not a subscription, not advertising spend. Paid advertisements do appear on this page, but only in a separate block labelled "Sponsored" that sits outside the list. Everything else shown here (rating, review count, text reviews, velocity, case types, sentiment) is derived from public Google reviews, not from attorney-submitted information. CrashStory publishes that data and the firm's own contact details; choosing a lawyer is your decision.
How are the reviews on CrashStory different from what I see on Google?
Google shows you individual reviews sorted by date or relevance. CrashStory goes deeper: we classify each review by case type (auto accident, truck, motorcycle, etc.), analyze sentiment across 12 dimensions (communication, fee transparency, personal attention, etc.), identify which staff members clients mention by name, and track review velocity over time. This means you can search for reviews specifically about truck accidents, filter by communication quality, or compare how two firms handle the settlement process — none of which is possible on Google alone.