Killian, Davis, & Richter, PC
202 North Seventh St., Grand Junction, CO 81501, Grand Junction, CO 81501
About Killian, Davis, & Richter, PC
Killian, Davis, & Richter, PC is a Grand Junction, Colorado law firm with five attorneys serving the Western Slope and Four Corners Area. The firm handles personal injury, wrongful death, workers' compensation, and employment law cases. With over 34 years of experience, they represent clients in matters such as car, truck, and motorcycle accidents, as well as coal mine, oilfield, and radiation exposure claims. The firm has recovered millions for clients and offers bilingual services, emphasizing its local community roots.
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Notable Case Results
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$15.2M
Intentional Tort / Funeral Home Negligence
Our 30 clients entrusted their deceased loved ones to a local funeral home. The employees of the funeral home dismembered and sold body parts or the entire body of our client’s deceased family members without obtaining the family’s consent. The clients received a combined judgment that exceeded $15,000,000, plus interest, attorney’s fees, and costs.
$5.6M
Workplace Fire / Wrongful Death
Recovered for those injured and killed in workplace fire. A fire killed five workers, and injured others. We alleged that the facility owner and its contractors failed to provide a safe working environment. We responded to multiple motions to dismiss and we were able to recover workers’ compensation benefits in Colorado in additional to benefits from California which was where the employees lived. We also brought a civil suit and collected over $5.5 million for the injured workers and the families of the deceased workers.
$2.9M
Wrongful Death / Mine Accident
Recovered the families of two workers killed in a mine accident. Two coal miners were killed when the mine roof caved in. We were able to obtain lifelong workers’ compensation benefits for the widows and also settle a civil action in the district court. The firm was able to show that workers’ compensation benefits were due and that the parent corporation was also likely because it was aware that the operating company was improperly documenting mine condition reports, and required miners to work under unsafe conditions.
$2.4M
Explosion / Wrongful Death
Settlement in explosion. A propane explosion destroyed a large residence. Three were killed in the burning structure and other individuals suffered injuries. Despite inadequate insurance and allegations of comparative fault of the family members, we recovered on behalf of those injured and killed in this tragic event.
$2.2M
Motor Vehicle Accident
Judgment for woman injured in a car collision. Our client was stopped at an intersection for a red light when another vehicle, driven by a drunk driver, failed to stop at the intersection and rear ended her vehicle. Our client sustained severe injuries and multiple surgeries as a result of the collision. We obtained a judgment against the at-fault driver.
$1.9M
Wrongful Death / Workers' Compensation
Recovered for the family of a man killed at work. Colorado workers’ compensation benefits were denied for the wife and son. The firm won the workers’ compensation case for the clients in Denver, and prevailed again at the Court of Appeals. The present value of the family’s workers’ compensation benefits were approximately $850,000. A state district court law suit was also filed and after extensive litigation, including multiple motions to dismiss, the firm recovered an additional $1.25 million for the wife. We were able to establish the company that assisted in loading the equipment was responsible for failing to provide adequate safety training for its employees and contractors, resulting in the death of the worker.