Over $50M Recovered in the Past Seven Years
At the Tenge Law Firm LLC, our goal is to achieve the best possible result for our clients as soon as possible. Each case and each client is different, so we work directly with clients to meet their needs for medical care and personal situations. We have enjoyed great success, with exceedingly high client satisfaction, using this approach.
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$3,250,000 Rollover auto accident involving defective roof and serious injuries
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$1,475,000 Auto accident with head, neck and back injuries
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$950,000 Car accident with brain injury and orthopedic injuries
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$750,000 Policy Limits – Low speed auto accident leading to minor stroke
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$533,000 Trial Verdict - Client hit by airborne patio umbrella with facial scar and concussion.
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$450,000 Pedestrian hit by car
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$300,000 Four-car accident resulting in vertebral fracture and facial injuries
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$200,000 Auto accident with facial injuries
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$120,000 Slip-and-fall at fast food restaurant
Hundreds of 5-star Reviews. Exceptional Results
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"Everyone is extremely nice & very efficient"
I highly recommend this law firm! They take care of everything in a timely manner & alleviate any harassment while you recover from injuries. Everyone is extremely nice & very efficient...if you need an attorney, Tenge Law is the place to go!
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"Definitely made it a stress-free experience"
Brenda was my attorney. She was amazing, helped me through the whole process. Definitely made it a stress-free experience, especially after going through something so traumatic! Was extremely attentive and always kept me updated on how my case was going! I would 1000% recommend them to everyone and anyone!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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"They treated me like family"
Todd, Liz and Nina were amazing. They handled my case very professionally. I recommend this law firm to anyone looking for a great firm. They treated me like family
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"They were extremely responsive and answered my questions very well."
Paige and Nina were a delight to work with. They were extremely responsive and answered my questions very well. They made me feel like I was in good hands and could trust them!
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"Would highly recommend to anyone!!"
Tenge Law Firm helped me out when I was in a accident that involved my whole family. They were great and fast with the entire process, and were awesome at keeping me updated throughout the entire process. Would highly recommend to anyone!!
- Zack K.
Dangerous Intersections in Boulder
There are a number of dangerous intersections throughout Boulder, according to the Boulder Transportation Advisory Board. Different factors make these intersections more likely to host collisions, including the road design, number of lanes, design of bike lanes, and amount of pedestrian traffic in the area.
One of the Board’s findings is that six of the ten most dangerous intersections in the city are in close proximity to each other. You should be particularly careful when driving near:
- 30th St. and Pearl St.
- 30th St. and Arapahoe Ave.
- 30th St. and Baseline Road
- 30th St. and Colorado Ave.
- 28th St. and Colorado Ave.
- Regent Drive and Colorado Ave.
Four of the most dangerous intersections in Boulder are in a small area along 30th Street, and three are along Colorado Avenue. If you have been in a collision in this area, liability for the crash may be more complicated than you realize at first. The negligence of other drivers can certainly come into play, but other elements such as pedestrian behavior may also have caused the wreck.
Outside of Boulder itself, there are also unsafe roadways. In particular, the stretch of U.S. 287 that runs through Boulder County is particularly deadly. Over the past few years, there have been over a dozen deaths in the short, nine-mile stretch of highway between Lafayette and Longmont. The lack of a lane divider and the high speeds many drivers travel contribute to these serious accidents.
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Reviews
When our clients are happy, they say so. Whether we’re being described for how well we communicate, our responsiveness, or the quality of our service, we’re consistently rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by those we represent.
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Ratings
As an industry leader in the field of personal injury, we're proud to maintain a superb 10.0 out of 10.0 rating on AVVO.com, have a preeminent AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell, and have recently been awarded Client Champion Platinum status from Lawyers.com.
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Results
In the last ten years, we've recovered $50 million on behalf of our clients. Our motto is simple - You do what you need to do physically recover, and we'll handle the rest.
Road Design and Intersections
In addition to the major intersections listed above, Boulder features three main types of intersections where accidents can occur:
- 4-way intersections: These are the typical intersections that most drivers imagine and, while efficient, come with their own risks. These intersections feature four perpendicular lanes of traffic that are controlled by stop signs or traffic lights, as well as crosswalks to protect pedestrians. But despite these measures, there is still the risk of drivers speeding, ignoring the right of way, or making dangerous lane changes.
- Merging intersections: Along certain highways and major roads, on and off ramps allow drivers to easily merge into traffic. These ramps should be marked clearly with signs and road paint to warn drivers about merging lanes of traffic. However, many still ignore these signs and sideswipe other drivers when they are merging.
- T-intersections: T-intersections located on curved or hilled roads can be incredibly confusing for most drivers as they may not be able to see if the traffic is clear before they make a turn in either direction. This can cause them to hesitate or speed into an intersection, both of which can cause a serious collision.
At all intersections, drivers should be aware of Colorado laws regarding right turns. Unless there is a sign stating otherwise, drivers in Colorado are allowed to turn right at an intersection when the traffic light is red. This maneuver must be done safely and carefully. If a turning driver does not check for oncoming traffic, they may cause a T-bone collision. Alternatively, if an oncoming driver changes lane within the intersection, they may cause a collision with a driver making a right turn.
