
Stefanie Gordon
Stefanie brings many years of front office and customer service skills from her previous position as an office manager and assistant grant writer with a local domestic violence advocacy center. Her experience with community outreach programs along with her Associates in Paralegal studies allows her to deliver unsurpassed support to both coworkers and clients. In her off time Stefanie has a passion and flair for artistic creativity; she paints regularly and enjoys other crafts. She volunteers her time working with local organizations that offer services to at risk-children and survivors of domestic violence. Stefanie has two adult children who light up her life and with whom she enjoys spending her free time.
Motorcycle Crash? Call Now
(833) 466-8652Top reasons to Choose The Colorado Personal Injury Lawyers at Metier Law Firm
Goliath’s might with David’s size
Financial advantages of a large firm with the close, personal client relationship of a small firm
We’re the lawyers other lawyers hire
Attorneys across the country seek out and trust our firm to help their clients
We get results
From record-setting $50 million verdicts to $50,000 policy limit settlements, every penny that can be won, will be won
100% Personal Injury
We don’t practice any other law and dedicate our time entirely to helping personal injury victims
Now, Meet Our Lead Attorney
Patrick DiBenedetto
Lead Attorney, Metier Motorcycle Lawyers
For over twenty years, Patrick DiBenedetto has focused his legal practice exclusively on motorcycle accident cases. This singular focus has given him a depth of knowledge that few attorneys in the country can match, having represented more than 1,500 riders and their families after serious crashes.
Patrick's commitment to excellence extends beyond his own casework. He has both attended and taught at the renowned Trial Lawyers College in Wyoming, a program dedicated to helping attorneys become more effective, persuasive, and compassionate advocates in the courtroom.
"He doesn't just represent riders. He is one."
An avid motorcyclist himself, Patrick has logged numerous thousand mile days in the saddle, giving him firsthand insight into the freedom, risks, and unique challenges that come with life on two wheels. This isn't a lawyer who learned about motorcycles from a textbook. He understands the mindset of a rider because he lives it.
That combination, decades of specialized courtroom experience paired with genuine passion for riding, is what makes Patrick exceptional in this role. When a client sits down with him, they aren't just getting an attorney. They're getting an advocate who understands their world from both sides of the table.
✓ 1,500+ Motorcycle Cases
Handled exclusively, start to finish
✓ 20+ Years, Motorcycle Law Only
No other practice areas, ever
✓ Trial Lawyers College, Wyoming
Attended and taught trial advocacy

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Our Promise To You
We Don't Farm Out Cases.
When you choose Metier Motorcycle Lawyers, you know exactly who you'll be working with, Patrick and his team.
Your First Call
You'll talk to the same team from day one, not a call center that hands your case off to a stranger.
Every Step In Between
Patrick and his team handle the investigation, the negotiations, and the courtroom work themselves, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.
Until You Receive Your Check
The same faces you met at the start are the ones who see your case through to the finish.
A team dedicated to helping you get back on your feet, and back in the saddle.
Rider Safety
Follow These Steps After A Motorcycle Accident
The minutes after a crash are disorienting. This order of operations, from Metier Motorcycle Lawyers, is built to protect your health first and your claim second, because both matter.
- Prioritize Safety First - If you're able to move, get yourself and your motorcycle out of the flow of traffic. Turn on hazard lights or use flares and warning triangles if available. Your safety and the safety of others on the road comes first.
- Call 911 Immediately - Even if injuries seem minor, request police and medical response. Motorcycle injuries are often more serious than they initially appear, and a police report creates an official record that will be essential for any insurance claim or legal case.
- Seek Medical Attention, Even If You Feel Fine - Adrenaline can mask pain and injury symptoms for hours or even days. Get evaluated by a medical professional as soon as possible. This protects your health and creates a documented medical record connecting your injuries to the accident.
- Document Everything - If you're physically able:
- Take photos of your motorcycle, the other vehicle or vehicles, road conditions, skid marks, and any visible injuries
- Photograph the accident scene from multiple angles
- Note weather conditions, traffic signals, and road hazards
- Get contact and insurance information from all drivers involved
- Get names and phone numbers of any witnesses, since their statements can be critical if fault is disputed later
- Keep medical bills, repair estimates, lost wage documentation, and any correspondence related to the accident going forward
- Avoid Admitting Fault - Stick to the facts when speaking with police and other drivers. Don't apologize or speculate about who caused the accident. Determining fault is often more complex than it first appears, especially with motorcycle accidents.
- Call Metier Motorcycle Lawyers Before You Call Any Insurance Company - Before you give a recorded statement to your insurer or the other driver's insurance company, talk to an attorney at Metier Motorcycle Lawyers. Insurance adjusters may try to minimize your claim, and motorcycle accident cases carry unique challenges, from rider bias among juries and insurers to the severity of injuries involved. We'll make sure your rights are protected before you say anything that could affect your claim.
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