Bond, CO Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

Generally, you must file a claim for No Fault benefits within thirty days of the accident unless you have an acceptable excuse. In order to sue for being injured in an car accident you have to sustain a "serious injury" which includes death, dismemberment, a broken bone, loss of a fetus, significant disfigurement and certain other specific kinds of lesser injuries including being disabled for at least ninety of the first one hundred and eighty days following the accident. You really need a lawyer to take your case to sue.

If the Sheriff had a warrant to seize the dogs then it was valid. If they were claiming animal cruelty, then they may be able to seize them without a warrant. If they were a breed of dog not allowed in the location you lived, they could seize them without a warrant.  Since you were not charged with a crime it is not clear the basis for the seizure.  That said, if they were impropoerly seized, you might have a civil claim of action against the Sheriff and / or Humane Society for the value of the dogs that were not returned. To pursue such a claim, it is mandatory that you file a "Notice of Claim" under the proper statute within 182 days fo when the dogs were seized. It has to be filed with the proper entity and in the proper way. The County or City where you live MAY have information on their website on how to do that - the City of Boulder does have such information on their website, for example. 

If the landlord or management company in charge of the parking lot was negligent in not using reasonable efforts to keep the parking lot safe, then yes. You, of course, must also have an injury to make a claim for pain and suffering. Every case is unique, and an experienced slip and fall attorney would be able to assess your particular situation. There are many factors that go into determining whether an entity is "negligent."