Seeger Nevin

Add Hours

Add Website

More Info

Categories: Social Security & Disability Law Attorneys, Accident & Property Damage Attorneys, Attorneys, Automobile Accident Attorneys, Employee Benefits & Worker Compensation Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Real Estate Attorneys, Traffic Law Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys, Wrongful Death Attorneys

Be the first to add a photo!

Hi there!
Be the first to review!

Click to Rate

Phone: (303) 996-0700

Address: 360 S Garfield St, Denver, CO 80209

Wrongful Death
For severe injury, wrongful death and professional negligence claims we often work on a percentage of recovery basis, and we do not charge for initial consultations on these types of matters.
Traffic Violations
We see this time and again. It is not at all unusual to hear the at fault driver say, “it was the rider’s fault, see where he hit the passenger side of my car when I turned left in front of him”. Often the police even give a traffic ticket to the rider, when the rider was not at fault. We work hard to overcome the bias and unfair impression many people have of riders.

Business Disputes
Mr. Seeger has provided business advice and litigation support for many years to clients in the front range communities. This support includes company formation and dissolution matters, “lock out” relief when a partner or shareholder wrongfully takes over a business, suits to recover money damages, franchise disputes, and other types of business disputes.

Workers Compensation
The ERISA regulations cover benefits of employees who work in private industry, and who receive their benefits as an employment benefit. It does not cover plans maintained by churches for their employees, plans established by government agencies or plans maintained outside the USA on behalf of non-resident aliens. It also does not cover unfunded excess benefits or plans that are maintained for the sole purpose of acting in compliance with disability, workers compensation or unemployment laws.

Real Estate Litigation
Current practice emphasizes representation of people with disability claims, including claimants before the Social Security Administration and private disability plans under ERISA. Mr. Seeger also has an active litigation practice, including construction defects and mechanic’s liens, business disputes, franchise disputes, motor vehicle accidents, motorcycle collision claims, estate litigation, real estate litigation, and commercial litigation.
Construction Litigation
Mr. Seeger also provides formation and litigation support for construction matters, representing owners, construction professionals, and material suppliers. Support includes suit for breach of contract, foreclosing mechanic’s liens, and construction defect “CDARA” issues. If you have a legal matter that you would like to discuss with Mr. Seeger please call us so we can see what we can do to help you.
Land Use and Zoning

Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
When you apply for Social Security, you’ll notice that medical information is mentioned often throughout the application and in other disability documents. This is because medical evidence is often the core of the Social Security Disability and SSI process. The Social Security Administration cannot make a decision on your claim without objective medical evidence. Here we will discuss five factors to consider while gathering medical evidence and what Social Security considers “credible evidence.” This area of Social Security disability law changed to recently to permit medical providers that were formerly not honored as “acceptable”, but the weight of the evidence provided by your own doctor has recently been significantly downgraded.

Estate Planning
Nevin A. Seeger has been a practicing attorney in the Denver, Colorado area since 1979. He is a well-known and respected member of the Colorado bar. He has practiced in many different areas of law over the years, but has decided to place special emphasis in his practice on the needs of businesses with business advice, construction claims, and estate planning needs. <More>

Provided by