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At Denver Injury Law, our top priority is providing clients with expert legal counsel and personalized attention, especially for those affected by the Marshall Fire lawsuit. We pride ourselves on handling high stakes litigation, ensuring that patient rights are upheld, and providing the best support from a personal injury attorney.

Thankfully, we have an Order from El Paso County District Court Judge McHenry granting a restraining order against Children's Hospital Colorado and a full hearing on the constitutionality of the State ‘determination of death’ statute. This provides a crucial reprieve for my client, BABY M, a 3-year-old facing termination of life support, at least until September 17, which we hope will become permanent. This case could have nationwide implications as the DOD statute serves as a model widely enacted across the US. Notably, this statute is very outdated, having been drafted in 1980. This is a significant opportunity to advocate for #PatientRights and #DignityofLife in America, especially in light of recent discussions related to the Marshall Fire lawsuit. For those seeking guidance in similar situations, consulting a personal injury attorney could be beneficial. DM me for a copy of the Order in Amarii Murphy v Children's Hospital Colorado, Case No. 2025CV32004 (El Paso County District Court, Colorado).

The Marshall Fire lawsuit is set to begin on September 25, 2025, and is expected to last for 10 weeks. Denver Injury Law is representing a group of over 250 plaintiffs whose homes were destroyed, including a claim related to a death caused by the Marshall Fire. We assert that Xcel Energy was negligent, and its equipment led to a wildfire that devastated more than 1,000 structures in Superior and Louisville, Colorado, resulting in damages exceeding 2 billion dollars. As a personal injury attorney, we are committed to advocating for the rights of our clients, ensuring their patient rights are upheld throughout this process.