Firm History

I started planning Ready Law while I was still in law school at the University of Colorado. From the beginning, I knew I wanted to be a trial lawyer fighting for people who needed help.

Mock trial competitions, internships with district court judges, work with the Colorado Public Defender, all pointed toward the same thing. I was drawn to taking up fights for people I believed in. People who were being bullied, taken advantage of, or wronged by someone with more power and more resources. Standing up to large companies, insurance carriers, and governments on behalf of individuals — that became my purpose early, and it has never changed.

The Road to Ready Law

Getting to where Ready Law is today was not a straight line. In the years between founding Ready Law and committing to personal injury exclusively, I gained trial experience across almost every courtroom in the Denver Metro area, arguing to juries in criminal defense cases, to judges in family law matters, and eventually helping injured clients for the first time at another firm.

I have enormous respect for lawyers who defend the accused and for those who help people through the hardest moments of their personal lives. But nothing I have done has ever fit like standing up for people whose lives have been changed by someone else’s negligence. That realization didn’t happen overnight, but once it did, it was permanent.

Ready Law is, and always will be, exclusively committed to that work.

Why Ready Law Exists

Ready Law exists to stand up for people who have been seriously injured and are now up against insurance companies, corporations, and other powerful interests that would rather pay them as little as possible than treat them fairly.

Most people who are injured do not know what their case is actually worth when insurers — and too often other lawyers — start telling them. The true value of what was wrongfully taken from someone isn’t calculated by software, and it isn’t an average of the last ten similar cases. It’s something that has to be understood, built, and argued by someone who has taken the time to genuinely learn how this particular injury changed this particular person’s life.

That is exactly what Ready Law is built to do.

How We Work

Every decision, strategy, and effort at Ready Law is measured against simple standards: thoroughness, honesty, and the energetic pursuit of what is right. We ask ourselves regularly whether we would have hired Ready Law, based on how we work each case and what we accomplish, if we or someone close to us had been the client.

With Jennifer Ready’s help, the answer to those questions we ask ourselves is a more confident “definitely” than it has ever been before. Our firm will continue to grow and help more people. But our clients will always have direct access to their attorney, so they just get more support as we grow. Our clients will not be handed off, and they will not have to wonder what is happening with their case.

The Right Fit

After years of seeing how high-volume personal injury firms operate, I understand why injured people are sometimes surprised to find a firm that is genuinely thoughtful about the cases it takes. Ready Law is not trying to be everything to everyone. We take on specific clients and causes — and because of that, every case gets real, focused attention.

For volume-driven firms, there is sometimes an economic argument for settling three cases quickly at slightly under full value rather than truly maximizing the recovery on any one case. That math may work for the firm. It does not work for the client.

This case is your only opportunity for a fair outcome.

We only take cases we fully believe in, and I only represent people I am genuinely committed to fighting for. That is not about gatekeeping, it is how we make sure that every client Ready Law takes on gets our best effort.

If you or someone you love has been seriously injured, we want to talk to you about what happened and how we can help. Give us a call at 303-339-8846, or just use the contact form below. The consultation is free and there’s no obligation.