Dormer Harpring is a law firm specializing in personal injury litigation, including insurance bad faith, car crashes, trucking, trip and falls, motorcycle crashes, skiing collisions, and more. Partners Sean Dormer and K.C. Harpring founded the firm in 2016 with the idea that individual clients should receive the kind of personalized attention that is often lacking from large firms. Sean and K.C. don't believe in the "one size fits all" model of law firms, so their clients each get a personalized plan depending on their own particular needs and goals.
External link for Dormer Harpring, LLC
3457 Ringsby Ct
Suite 110
Denver, Colorado 80216, US
Dormer Harpring, LLC reposted this
We were so honored to have sponsored this year’s Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado Big-Little Gala last night. Hearing the stories from both bigs and littles who have had life-changing experiences because of this organization’s work was truly heartwarming. Our team is already excited for next year's event.
We were so honored to have sponsored this year’s Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado Big-Little Gala last night. Hearing the stories from both bigs and littles who have had life-changing experiences because of this organization’s work was truly heartwarming. Our team is already excited for next year's event.
Dormer Harpring, LLC reposted this
New lawsuit we just filed: https://lnkd.in/g8FSnCy4 I've worked on hundreds of cases -- maybe over a thousand. Every single one means something to me, and especially to my client. But this one feels especially important. This one is for Tim. But Tim would say this one's for anyone who's been hurt on one of these dangerous machines. We look forward to seeing these companies in court.
Join Sean and Tim with Jesse Wilson to discuss about their recent trial win and how they used Jesse's ideas to get a great result for our client.
Join Tim Garvey, Jesse Wilson, CEO "Tell The Winning Story", and me for a Trial Lawyers University webinar on August 2nd to talk about a fun trial we got to work on together--and more importantly, the amazing person we got to help! https://lnkd.in/gf6QTxHR
We are thrilled to share that Laura Browne and Sean Dormer have achieved a Top 20 Verdict in Colorado for 2023. Their $2,400,000 jury verdict in the case of Hartkopp v. State Farm Fire & Casualty Co. highlights their exceptional work and dedication to justice. This significant win in Federal Court demonstrates their commitment to holding insurers accountable and ensuring that promises are kept. Congratulations to Laura and Sean for this remarkable achievement! For more information, check out the Top Verdict site: https://lnkd.in/gH8Ae7qt
Welcome to the team, Amy!
I’m happy to share that I’m taking the next step in my legal career as an Associate Attorney at Dormer Harpring, LLC! 🎉 I will always cherish the time I spent with the wonderful folks at Ogborn Mihm. But I'm very excited to continue seeking justice on behalf of injured individuals and trying some cases with the talented attorneys at Dormer Harpring, LLC.
This content isn’t available here
Access this content and more in the LinkedIn app
Dormer Harpring, LLC reposted this
Exciting news! Sean Dormer and Tim Garvey will be professors for a day at Trial Lawyers University, sharing insights on how they turned an $80,000 offer into a $2.5 million post-trial settlement. Join them to learn more about their strategies and techniques. Register here: Trial Lawyers University Webinar (https://lnkd.in/gkjUAtcT)
Exciting news! Sean Dormer and Tim Garvey will be professors for a day at Trial Lawyers University, sharing insights on how they turned an $80,000 offer into a $2.5 million post-trial settlement. Join them to learn more about their strategies and techniques. Register here: Trial Lawyers University Webinar (https://lnkd.in/gkjUAtcT)
Damage Caps are increasing in Colorado! While we hope one day they will be completely eliminated, progress is progress. Read the bill here: https://lnkd.in/gdnY_6UG
Tort victims in Colorado got a huge win this week after Governor Polis signed into law HB 24-1472 which raises several damage caps that have been in place since the heyday of tort reform. Big shout out to CTLA President Kari Jones Dulin, President Elect Sam Cannon, Executive Director Julie Whitacre, and all the other folks (there are many!) who've been working hard on this bill for nearly four years. Here's what this will mean for our clients: GENERAL LIABILITY Non-Economic Damage Caps · Increase non-economic damages cap to $1,500,000 on January 1, 2025 · New cap applies to claims filed on or after January 1, 2025, and before January 1, 2026, or any claim for relief that accrues on or after January 1, 2025 · Inflation adjustment on January 1, 2028, calculated from 2025 · Cap adjusts every 2 years thereafter on January 1 and applies to claims that accrue on or after the adjustment date Wrongful Death Damage Caps · Increase wrongful death cap to $2,125,000 on January 1, 2025 · New cap applies to claims filed on or after January 1, 2025 and before January 1, 2026 or any claim for relief that accrues on or after January 1, 2025 · First inflation adjustment on January 1, 2028, calculated from 2025 · Adjusts for inflation every 2 years thereafter on January 1 that applies to claims that accrue on or after the adjustment date Add additional claimants · Siblings + siblings’ heirs can now be claimants for wrongful death actions. MEDICAL MALPRACTICE Non-Economic Damage Caps · Increase non-economic damages cap to $875,000 · 5 year phase in, increasing $115,000 year until January 1, 2029 · The first increase to $415,000 applies to claims filed on or after January 1, 2025, and before January 1, 2026, or any claim for relief that accrues on or after January 1, 2026 · Subsequent January 1 phase in adjustments applies to claims that accrue on or after the adjustment date · First inflation adjustment on January 1, 2030, calculated from 2028 · Adjusts for inflation every 2 years thereafter on January 1 that applies to claims that accrue on or after the adjustment date · Soft cap is 125% of wrongful death damages after wrongful death damages exceed $1 million Wrongful Death Damage Cap · Increase wrongful death cap to $1,575.000 · 5 year phase in, increasing $255,000 year until January 1, 2029 · The first increase to $555,000 apples to any claim for relief that accrues on or after January 1, 2026 · Subsequent January 1 phase in adjustments applies to claims that accrue on or after the adjustment date · First inflation adjustment on January 1, 2030, calculated from 2028 · Adjusts for inflation every 2 years thereafter on January 1 that applies to claims that accrue on or after the adjustment date · Soft cap is 125% of wrongful death damages after wrongful death damages exceed $1 million Add additional claimants · Siblings + siblings’ heirs can now be claimants for wrongful death actions resulting from medical malpractice.
Great work by our team holding a national hotel chain accountable:
Our client was neglected by hotel staff and left alone long past his checkout date to tragically pass away after a medical emergency. A large personal injury firm in Denver declined to take the case because it didn't fit their cookie cutter requirements. Great work by Tim Garvey and his team successfully showing the national hotel chain that they failed our client and his family, causing them to settle. Read more below: