Larkspur Personal Injury Lawyer
If you live in or have visited Larkspur, you know just how special it is. And if you’ve been injured, you should choose a personal injury lawyer who is not only nearby, but understands Douglas County courts and fights for the life that you have worked so hard to build. My wife and I moved to Larkspur in 2020 and are lucky enough to call it home. We love the natural beauty, the peace, the wildlife, and the small-town feel.

Sandstone Ranch in Larkspur, CO. Photo by Jennifer Ready.
We commute to our office in Centennial, and we experience nearly daily just how dangerous the route between home and work can be. I-25 near Larkspur is especially dangerous, as semi-trucks travel at the 75mph speed limit (or more) and drivers enter into the often-unpredictable Monument Hill corridor.
Although Larkspur is the smallest town in Douglas County, the area is home to several beautiful neighborhoods, including Bear Dance and Perry Park. Larkspur also draws in the crowds in the summer and has no small amount of fame, thanks to the Colorado Renaissance Festival. Motorcyclists, cyclists, and weekend drivers love to travel 105/South Perry Park Road from Palmer Lake to Sedalia for the scenic views along Sandstone Ranch and the foothills. Sadly, all of this traffic in combination with rural roadways can sometimes lead to tragedy.
Because of the volume of visiting traffic, Larkspur has earned a highlight in Douglas County’s 2050 Transportation Plan as a safety risk. Perry Park Road in particular has earned focus for improvement as one of the county’s more treacherous rural roads and one in need of urgent attention. The Plan states, “A leading candidate for roadway showcasing growing conflicts with recreational and commuting traffic trend is CR 105, between
Palmer Lake and Sedalia. CR 105 is a scenic rural roadway that provides access to many of Douglas County’s preserved open spaces. The roadway also is experiencing increases in both recreational activity because of the quality of open spaces and the quality of the ride for roadway cyclists. These increasing recreation activities correspond with increasing commuting traffic from rural areas and alternative routes by traditional I-25 motorists.” In the figure below, the red areas indicate areas of increased traffic collisions. Despite the rural nature of most of Larkspur, you can see that the area still has hot spots.

2019-2023 Crashes on County Roads, Douglas County 2050 Transportation Plan
Injured? Choose local.
Whether you live in Larkspur or were injured in Larkspur or nearby areas, you should consider a variety of factors before choosing a lawyer. Do you want a check fast, even if your case is probably worth more? Or would you prefer hiring a lawyer who will understand every aspect of your injury and its impact on your life, and can tell that story fully to adjusters, defendants, insurance companies, and, if needed, judges and juries? Are you OK with an experience where you rarely or never talk to your lawyer, and you’re not really sure what’s going on with your case? Or would you prefer a lawyer who is with you every step of the way, answering all of your questions? The Ready Law difference is clear: We fight for individuals against powerful forces that are trying to resolve your claim for as little as they can get away with. We are a small, family-run firm and you are treated like the unique person you are, not one case number among thousands.
It’s easy to get started, and you lose nothing by taking advantage of a free consultation with no obligation to move forward. Contact us today by calling 303-339-8846, emailing vready@ready-law.com, or filling out our quick online contact form.