Matlin Injury Law does one thing: Colorado car accident cases. Founded and led by Brian Matlin, the firm exists so injured people never have to face an insurance company alone.
Why this firm exists
One serious crash can upend your life in moments. Pain sets in. Work gets missed. Your car is out of commission. Then the calls start — an adjuster who sounds friendly and wants a recorded statement before you've even seen a specialist. Matlin Injury Law was founded for that very moment.
The firm is focused on car accidents, because focus matters. Rear-end collisions, intersection crashes, drunk, distracted and uninsured drivers, hit-and-runs and rideshare wrecks — these cases follow patterns. Matlin has built its process around those patterns: the evidence that can win, the injuries these crashes cause and the tactics insurers often use to shrink claims.
Clients feel it. Matlin Injury Law has a 5.0 rating across 471 Google reviews, and the themes are consistent: clear communication, quick answers and a team that treats your case like it matters. The firm serves 14 Front Range cities, from Denver and Aurora to Colorado Springs — every community is listed on the locations page.
Help is meant to be easy to get. Free consultations happen wherever you are — over the phone, by text or online. You don't need to visit an office while you're recovering. Tell the firm about the crash, answer a few key questions, and leave with a clearer picture of what your next step may look like.
Get to know Brian Matlin
Brian Matlin is the firm's owner and founding attorney. Colorado-raised, he built his practice around the roads he grew up driving — the same highways, intersections and commuter corridors where his clients get hurt. That local grounding shapes how the firm reads a crash: what the traffic patterns look like, how insurers tend to behave here and what a claim may really be worth.
Brian founded Matlin Injury Law out of a simple frustration: injured people were being processed like file numbers. His answer was a firm where the owner knows your name, your injuries and your file — and where the fee promise is written so the firm never makes more than you. That standard drives everything, from the cases Matlin accepts to the advice you get about settling or pushing forward.
The firm's results include a $1.5M motor vehicle accident victory and a $1.0M motor vehicle accident victory. Past results never guarantee a future outcome — every case turns on its own facts — but they show what a focused crash firm can do. See more on the case results page.
How Matlin works a case
No two crashes are the same. The approach never changes.
That early effort builds on itself. A claim documented from the first week — treatment linked to the crash, fault evidence preserved, coverage mapped out — is a claim an insurer has a hard time minimizing. Waiting has the opposite effect. Evidence disappears quickly, and gaps in treatment can be used against you.
The whole way through, you stay informed. Your questions get real answers — by phone, text or online, whatever is easiest while you heal.
The promise
Matlin never makes more than you. It isn't a slogan — it's the founding promise, and it means exactly what it says. Combine it with the fee structure, no fee unless we win, and the incentives finally line up: the firm only does well when you do.
Here's why it matters. In a contingency-fee case, the lawyer's share can sometimes leave the client with less than the firm that represented them. Brian decided his firm wouldn't operate that way. If Matlin takes your case, the promise comes with it.
Begin with a free consultation. Phone, text or online. Tell Matlin what happened and get clear answers about where your claim may stand.