CGH Injury Lawyers

10/21/2026

VOTE NO!

Amendment 81 is brought to you by Advance Colorado, a conservative political group that doesn't disclose its donors. Right now, Colorado law strictly limits how much local police can cooperate with federal immigration authorities. This amendment would override that law by writing a new rule into our state constitution. Police officers, sheriff's deputies, jail staff, and prosecutors would have to notify the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (the federal agency that houses ICE) within 72 hours of charging someone with a crime. That applies whenever they can't confirm the person is in the country legally and either the charge is a violent crime or the person has any prior felony conviction. Supporters pitch this as going after violent criminals. But the federal government already has the tools to do that. Arrest records, criminal charges, and bail information already sit in shared criminal databases that federal law enforcement can access.

What this measure really does is turn local police into an arm of federal immigration enforcement. That's why Denver District Attorney John Walsh has called it a "recipe for abuse" that invites racial profiling. At CGH, we oppose the federal crackdown on immigrants, documented and undocumented alike, who came here seeking a better life. The last thing Colorado needs is more federal immigration enforcement, and we don't need our local police doing the federal government's job.

10/20/2026

Colorado defendants can sometimes ask a jury to assign fault to someone who is not part of the lawsuit. When an unidentified driver receives part of the blame, that allocation can reduce what the defendants in the case must pay.

In this video, Kevin Cheney, managing partner at CGH Injury Lawyers, explains how designating a nonparty at fault can affect recovery after a multi-car or hit-and-run accident.

Identifying every driver and preserving witness information, photographs, video, police reports, and insurance evidence can be critical. When a driver remains unidentified, applicable uninsured-motorist coverage may also matter.

CGH Injury Lawyers
CGHLawFirm.com
2701 Lawrence St Ste 201, Denver, CO 80205
(720) 669-8062

10/20/2026

Recently, Kevin traveled to Atlanta, Georgia, for the MaxLaw Convention, where he was honored with the Culture and Leadership Award.

When Kevin set out to build CGH Injury Lawyers shortly after graduating from law school, he had a vision for what a law firm could be. He wanted to build something different. A place where people genuinely enjoyed coming to work, where employees were treated as equals, where doing the right thing mattered more than doing the easy thing, and where clients were treated like human beings rather than case numbers.

Ten years later, that vision has become something pretty remarkable.

CGH has grown to nearly 40 full-time employees, with almost a quarter of our team joining us in the last year alone. That kind of growth is an incredible accomplishment, but what makes Kevin's leadership special isn't simply the number of people who work here. It's the culture he's built for this firm and our clients.

There's an energy at CGH that's difficult to put into words. It's in the laughter you hear throughout the office, the friendships that extend beyond the workday, the way our team comes together to solve problems, and the genuine respect people have for one another. It's in traditions like our annual trip to Red Rocks, and it's in the little moments that happen every day, where people feel comfortable being themselves, supporting each other, and taking pride in what we're building together.

Kevin has always understood that the way you treat your employees directly influences the way they treat your clients. When people feel respected, supported, and empowered to do meaningful work, that culture carries into every conversation, every relationship, and every person who walks through our doors looking for help.

Helping injured people pursue financial compensation is an important part of what personal injury lawyers do. But Kevin has challenged us to think beyond the financial outcome and recognize the human experience behind every case. Our clients are people whose lives have been interrupted, who may be scared about their futures, and who deserve more than someone simply handling their paperwork.

They deserve compassion. They deserve to be heard. They deserve honest communication, accountability, and someone who genuinely cares about what happens to them. That's the standard Kevin has worked to establish at CGH, and it's the standard our entire team strives to uphold.

Building a successful law firm is one thing. Building a place where people feel valued, where individuality is celebrated, where hard work and having fun can coexist, and where the mission extends far beyond the bottom line is something else entirely.

10/19/2026

Our intake department is the front line of our firm, they are the first people a potential client talks, often shortly after going through one of the hardest moments of their life.

And that is why we will always be proud of the grace and compassion they show on a daily basis to everyone who calls us. They truly are the foundation of our firm and they set the tone for every future interaction with our firm.

Thank you Rachael for reaching out to us and thank you Tori for continuing to show the world what we mean when we say it's more than money, it's just a group of helpful and caring humans looking to help other humans.

10/18/2026

Black ice may explain an I-70 winter crash, but it does not automatically decide who was responsible. Colorado drivers must adjust their speed and vehicle to the road and weather conditions that actually exist.

In this video, Kevin Cheney, managing partner at CGH Injury Lawyers, explains how driving too fast for winter conditions, inadequate tires, and Colorado’s Traction Law may affect responsibility after a mountain crash.

After a winter collision, preserve photos, roadway conditions, weather information, and details about the vehicles involved.

CGH Injury Lawyers
CGHLawFirm.com
2701 Lawrence St Ste 201, Denver, CO 80205
(720) 669-8062

10/18/2026

10/17/2026

Multiple drivers can share fault for a Colorado pileup, but that does not mean every insurance company is responsible for every loss. Each defendant is generally responsible for the portion of damages tied to that defendant’s percentage of fault.

In this video, Kevin Cheney, managing partner at CGH Injury Lawyers, explains how fault percentages, liability limits, and underinsured motorist coverage may affect recovery after a multi-car accident.

When one driver’s insurance cannot cover their share of the damages, identifying every responsible party and potentially applicable insurance policy becomes critical.

CGH Injury Lawyers
CGHLawFirm.com
2701 Lawrence St Ste 201, Denver, CO 80205
(720) 669-8062

10/17/2026

The smile on Tim's face says it all, we had an absolute blast shooting a commercial on Monday. The pieces fit together perfectly, the weather was amazing, and the energy was off the charts.

We also already got our first cut back and it looks AMAZING! We are so excited to share the final product with you all and we can't believe how good everything looks.

10/16/2026

Denver EDM Friends asked if we would be willing to help sponsor the free SoDown popup on Sunday and hand out free earplugs again and our answer was "of course we are So Down with this!"

Can't wait to see you all again on Sunday and help protect your hearing.

And we can't express how much we love supporting this community.