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The following list was determined using a number of factors including both objective and subjective criteria. Lawyers were selected based on their career accomplishments, high profile and famous cases, professional involvement, community leadership, and board certifications. This list represents some of the most highly accomplished lawyers currently practicing in Colorado, including criminal law, civil law, personal injury law, and family law.

When reviewing this list, please be aware of each of the following:

  • Lawyers cannot pay to be included in this list.
  • Only lawyers who are active on Lawyer Legion were selected.
  • It is impossible to accurately determine a statewide shortlist of attorneys who are actually “the best” at practicing law.
  • It is difficult to compare lawyers who practice in different areas of the law.
 
Rhidian David Watson Orr
DUI / DWI and Criminal Defense Lawyer
Denver, CO
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Jay Marcus Tiftickjian
DUI / DWI Lawyer
Denver, CO
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Jeralyn Elise Merritt
Federal Crimes and Drug Crimes Lawyer
Denver, CO
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Clifton L Black
Criminal Defense and Marijuana Lawyer
Colorado Springs, CO
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Ann Toney
DUI / DWI and Marijuana Lawyer
Denver, CO
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Leonard I Frieling
Marijuana Law and Criminal Defense Lawyer
Lafayette, CO
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V Iyer
Criminal Defense and DUI / DWI Lawyer
Englewood, CO
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David McDivitt
Personal Injury and Workers Compensation Lawyer
Colorado Springs, CO
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Russell Hebets
Criminal Defense and DUI / DWI Lawyer
Denver, CO
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Jesse Dan Hall
Criminal Defense and Civil Rights Lawyer
Denver, CO
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Rachel K. Gillette
Business Law and Tax Lawyer
Denver, CO
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Kelly Hyman
Class Action Lawyer
Aurora, CO
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Attorney Licensing in Colorado

Colorado Supreme Court - The Colorado Supreme Court serves as the highest judicial authority in the state, responsible for interpreting and applying the law. Its primary role involves reviewing cases on appeal from lower courts to ensure the correct application of Colorado laws and the state constitution. The court's duties encompass hearing a wide array of cases, including civil, criminal, and constitutional matters, and establishing legal precedents that guide lower courts and legal practitioners throughout Colorado. Additionally, the Colorado Supreme Court oversees the regulation of attorneys, setting ethical standards, managing attorney admissions, and disciplining lawyers to uphold ethical conduct within the legal profession statewide.

Colorado Bar Associations and Legal Organizations

Colorado Bar Association - A voluntary membership organization, the Colorado Bar Association was founded in 1897 and strives to improve the quality of members' legal practice, to support and improve the justice system, and to support the community through pro bono, voluntary, and education endeavors. The association is governed by a 21-member Board of Governors that is elected on an annual basis and an Executive Director who is hired by the Board outright.
CTLA - Colorado Trial Lawyers Association - The CTLA is a nonprofit association of lawyers focused on representing plaintiffs in civil cases including personal injury and accident cases throughout Colorado. The organization provides networking opportunities and educational resources to its members. The Colorado Trial Lawyers Association advocates for citizens and consumers Constitutional right to a jury trial in the civil justice system guaranteed under the seventh amendment.
CCDB - Colorado Criminal Defense Bar - The Colorado Criminal Defense Bar (CCDB) was founded in 1979. The CCDB is a group of criminal defense attorneys, private investigators, and experts who are dedicated to protecting the rights of the accused. The CCDB provides support and training to criminal defense attorneys through their Continuing Legal Education (CLEs), networking opportunities, and more. It also works to reform the criminal justice system by giving its members a more unified voice.


Legal Associations in Colorado - Legal organizations in Colorado create a vibrant network for legal professionals to connect, learn, and grow. Covering diverse practice areas, these associations offer valuable resources, networking events, and educational opportunities. By fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange, they contribute significantly to the development of legal expertise, professional relationships, and the overall advancement of the legal field in Colorado.

Law Schools in Colorado

University of Colorado Law School - Colorado Law is an ABA-approved law school located in Boulder, Colorado. Founded in 1892, University of Colorado Law School is a Public school with approximately 526 students currently enrolled. The Juris Doctor or J.D. is the degree program offered for law students wishing to enter the legal profession and pass the bar exam to become licensed to practice law. View the Lawyer Legion profile and browse the alumni directory for this law school to learn more.
University of Denver Sturm College of Law - University of Denver Sturm College of Law is an ABA-approved law school located in Denver, Colorado. Founded in 1892, University of Denver Sturm College of Law is a Private school with approximately 776 students currently enrolled. The Juris Doctor or J.D. is the degree program offered for law students wishing to enter the legal profession and pass the bar exam to become licensed to practice law. View the Lawyer Legion profile and browse the alumni directory for this law school to learn more.

Colorado Government and Court Resources

Colorado Attorney General

Colorado Attorney General - The Colorado Attorney General serves as the state's chief legal officer, responsible for providing legal counsel to state agencies and officials. Appointed by popular vote, the Attorney General represents Colorado in legal matters, both civil and criminal, and oversees the enforcement of state laws. Duties include prosecuting and defending legal actions on behalf of the state, issuing legal opinions, and advocating for public interest. The Attorney General's office in Colorado is instrumental in addressing a wide range of legal issues, from consumer protection and environmental concerns to criminal justice matters.

Colorado Department of Human Services

Colorado Department of Human Services - The Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) is entrusted with overseeing and coordinating various social service programs and initiatives aimed at promoting the well-being and safety of individuals and families across the state. CDHS manages divisions focused on child welfare, including foster care and adoption services, child protection, and youth services. Additionally, it oversees programs for individuals with developmental disabilities, mental health and substance abuse treatment services, support for aging adults and people with disabilities, economic assistance programs like food and cash assistance, as well as workforce development initiatives.

Colorado Department of Labor and Employment

Colorado Department of Labor and Employment - The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment (CDLE) holds multifaceted responsibilities centered around supporting both employees and employers within the state. Its primary duties encompass overseeing unemployment insurance benefits, enforcing labor laws, providing workforce development programs, and ensuring workplace safety. CDLE administers unemployment benefits, offering financial support to eligible individuals during periods of job loss. The department also enforces labor laws to safeguard fair wages, workers' rights, and safe working conditions.

Colorado General Assembly

Colorado General Assembly - The Colorado General Assembly serves as the legislative branch of the state government and operates under a bicameral system, consisting of the House of Representatives and the Senate. The House comprises 65 members, each serving two-year terms, while the Senate has 35 members serving four-year terms. Together, they are responsible for proposing, debating, and passing legislation that affects the state. The General Assembly's duties include shaping state laws, formulating the state budget, and representing the interests and concerns of Colorado's citizens.

Colorado Judicial Branch

Colorado Judicial Branch - The Colorado Judicial Branch is entrusted with the vital role of administering justice within the state. Its duties encompass interpreting and applying the law, adjudicating civil and criminal cases, safeguarding individual rights, ensuring due process, and overseeing family law matters like divorce and child custody. The Colorado judiciary also plays a pivotal role in addressing various legal challenges, including those related to environmental issues and regulatory matters.

Office of Colorado Public Defender

Office of Colorado Public Defender - The Office of the Colorado Public Defender is a state agency that provides free legal representation to indigent adults and juveniles accused of crimes in the state's district and county courts. Established in 1970, the system comprises 21 regional trial offices, a centralized appellate office as well as a centralized state administrative office. The office's mission is to provide effective representation to ensure the protection of due process rights for its clients

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