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Areas of Practice:
At the law firm of Gerash, Toray & Gerash, P.C. we work daily with numerous insurance companies. We have extensive experience with the specialized laws and regulations affecting accident cases. This enables us to give you the very best legal services available. We focus our practice
primarily on people who have been injured due to an accident. We investigate
and review your case to determine if we can recover money damages for
your medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering and changes in life
style. Every personal injury case is different. That is why we treat our clients like people—not just another case file! Our clients will tell you we work hard to see that you are fully compensated for your loss. Medical Malpractice Gerash, Toray & Gerash, P.C. will help you recover money damages when your case involves negligence causing serious and permanent injury. Even though most doctors, hospitals and other people that provide medical care are highly qualified and competent, medical errors kill or permanently disable roughly 98,000 Americans every year. We handle claims
for damages caused by negligent medical care and treatment. To consider
a medical malpractice claim, a person must have suffered serious and
permanent injury directly caused by substandard care, treatment or evaluation
by a doctor, hospital or other health care provider.
Criminal Law Daniel P. Gerash and E. Richard Toray are Criminal Trial Lawyers and have appeared in numerous jurisdictions all through the state of Colorado. They have tried countless murder cases and other serious felony cases to juries throughout their legal career. Criminal law involves prosecution by the government of a person for an act that has been classified as a crime. In a criminal case the state, through a prosecutor, initiates the suit. A "crime" is any act or omission (of an act) in violation of a public law forbidding or commanding it. Though there are some common law crimes, most crimes in the United States are established by local, state, and federal governments. Product Liability At Gerash, Toray & Gerash, P.C. we work for you, our client. We stand up for your rights with compassionate yet vigorous representation. When a dangerous or defective product causes an injury, a claim may be made against the manufacturer or distributor of that product for money damages. At the Gerash Law Office, we handle a number of product liability cases. Not every person injured while using or operating a product has a claim for damages. As in all personal injury cases, we investigate and evaluate the circumstances of product liability claims to determine if we can recover money damages for the injured party. If we can, we offer you the best legal care available. Employment Discrimination Gerash Law Office. P.C. will stand up for your rights, giving you the notable representation their clients’ have grown accustom to. Employment Discrimination laws seek to prevent discrimination based on race, sex, religion, national origin, physical disability and age by employers. There is also a growing body of law preventing or occasionally justifying employment discrimination based on sexual orientation. Discriminatory practices include bias in hiring, promotion, job assignment, termination, compensation, and various types of harassment. The main body of employment discrimination laws is composed of federal and state statutes. The United States Constitution and some state constitutions provide additional protection where the employer is a governmental body or the government has taken significant steps to foster the discriminatory practice of the employer. Divorce Gerash, Toray & Gerash, P.C. focuses on meeting the individual needs of our client in a variety of ways, including both non-adversarial and adversarial avenues of representation. Such avenues include mediation, collaboration and litigation. We provide domestic relations services in the following areas:
Litigation or the adversarial approach to divorce cases emphasizes zealous advocacy on behalf of the client in a courtroom setting. Attorneys file motions, request and obtain discovery and; if the case does not settle, go to trial before a judge or magistrate who decides the outcome. Collaborative Divorce Law emphasizes mutual problem solving. Couples can successfully resolve their divorce issues through a collaborative process, benefiting them individually, their children, their families and society as a whole. In collaborative law, lawyers, clients, and neutral experts, such as child specialists, mental health experts, vocational counselors, and financial consultants, work together toward settlement. If the matter should go to litigation, the lawyers and experts, by prior stipulation, are disqualified from the case. Collaborative law moves the focus away from the threat or expectation of a courtroom battle to a mandate that the parties, assisted by a professional collaborative team, resolve the complex trade-off to meet their reasonable objectives and, thus, maximize their autonomy and priorities in crafting their own compromised resolutions. Mr. Toray is certified in the collaborative law process. Our belief is that success is measured by solving your problems expeditiously and professionally. To that end, we will represent your best interests at every step of the process confidentially, honestly and compassionately. Collaborative Law E. Richard Toray is one of the initial members of the Colorado Collaborative Family Law Professionals, or CCFLP. He continues to receive training in this area of dispute resolution. Resolving divorce issues with dignity, respect and integrity is a process. Both parties and their individual attorneys commit themselves to resolving their issues of a dispute by negotiated agreement. The purpose of the Collaborative Law is to create a non-adversarial alternative to the litigation model of divorce. The collaborative method differs from the usual divorce track because the parties agree up front not to litigate the case. That is, they agree not to go to court for any reason except to introduce their Agreement into evidence and obtain a Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage, Supplemental Judgment, Judgment of Paternity, etc., which approves and adopts that agreement. In a nutshell, the parties agree to mutual, early, and open disclosure of all relevant information. The parties agree to work through their problems with their attorneys openly and honestly. Independent professionals, such as accountants, therapists and financial planners can be brought in, upon mutual agreement, to settle disputed issues that cannot be resolved among the parties and their attorneys. Again, this is a time and money saving procedure. Everyone benefits. Parties who participate in the Collaborative Divorce model are better able to maintain healthy relationships with their children and former spouses. Parties who opt for this process, which has many similarities to mediation, benefit by learning to communicate with their former spouses in a more productive and less stressful manner. This can be vital in situations where the couple has children and must continue to communicate with each other. The couple learns, through this process, that the goal is to work together in the children's best interest. In this way, the parties save time and money. Although this model is new to Colorado, it has been very successful in other states where it has been implemented. Appellate Advocacy Karen M Gerash has specialized in appellate advocacy for over 10 years. She as well as the other partners in the firm has extensive experience at all levels of appellate advocacy and will give you and your case the attention it deserves. Published
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