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Veterans Disability:  Assisting Veterans in their appeals seeking Supplemental Review, Higher Level Review, Appeal to the Board of Veterans Appeals, and Appeals to the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.. Admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims since March 1993.. VA accredited attorney since the program started in 2008.. Social Security disability: Assisting the disabled 50 years of age or older to obtain Social Security disability due to their physical or mental impairments that keep them from working.. In my over 40 years of practice as an attorney I have represented thousands of clients Administrative Law Judge hearings.

Timothy Edstrom, senior associate of the Bagley Law Firm, LLC Longmont, Colorado, and state resident for over 25 years is the top criminal defense attorney in Colorado. Being diligent and service-oriented, Timothy Edstrom has had success litigating some of the most high-profile civil rights cases in Colorado history, including the Michael DeHerrera and Juan Vasquez police brutality lawsuits. Furthermore, Timothy Edstrom has conducted approximately 60 jury trials for cases such as criminal defense for first-degree murder and million-dollar lawsuits. Additionally, he is experienced with workers’ compensation, immigration, Social Security, personal injury, business disputes, civil rights violations, sexual harassment, and security regulation.. Timothy Edstrom graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder with a degree in political science and then went on to attend the University of Denver College of Law. Timothy Edstrom is fluent in Spanish and spends his free time with his wife, Christina, and two small children. Call our office today for an initial consultation with Timothy Edstrom.

Steven Paysinger is an Associate Attorney at Paysinger Law P.C., and has been employed by the firm since 2005. He is native Coloradan and was admitted to practice law in Colorado in 2016. Steven obtained his Juris Doctor degree from Michigan State University College of Law, where he was a Dean’s List student, Trustee Scholarship recipient, and zealous supporter of the school’s various athletic programs. (Go Green!). Steven also attended Metropolitan State University of Denver, where he was the treasurer of the Community Health and Social Justice Student Organization. He spent two summers on the Ute Mountain Ute Reservation in Southwest Colorado working and volunteering with the Utes in various capacities.. Steven is an avid outdoorsman, and frequently spends his weekends in the Colorado Mountains. Fly fishing, backpacking, and hiking are some of his favorite recreational activities.

My name is Kevin Kirsner and I am the Founder & Managing Attorney at the Law Office of Kevin Kirsner, LLC. I am an attorney licensed to practice law in Colorado, Florida (currently inactive), and Washington D.C.

Lisandra Matos is the founder of Matos Personal Injury Lawyers. As a Lakewood personal injury lawyer, she has earned a reputation for producing results for her clients. Since founding the firm in 2016, she has successfully represented hundreds of clients against at-fault parties and their insurers.Ms. Matos has over nine years of experience handling all types of personal injury cases caused by someone else’s intentional or negligent actions. She represents clients injured in car accidents, truck accidents, Uber accidents, bus accidents, and other types of accidents and incidents.. Ms. Matos started down her career path after experiencing a traumatic skiing accident, so she knows what her clients face as they recover from their injuries. She is dedicated to providing every client with compassionate, caring, and understanding representation.Ms. Matos focuses on serving all people, including members of underrepresented communities like immigrants. She strives to help her clients avoid the confusion and frustration of dealing with insurers. She and her staff provide services in Spanish and English so that she and her clients can effectively communicate.. Ms. Matos has earned high praise from her clients for her welcoming and family-friendly approach. Her clients have provided over two dozen five-star reviews on Facebook and Google.Ms. Matos earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology and political science from Rice University in 2010. She earned her Juris Doctor degree from the South Texas College of Law in 2013. After graduation, she passed bar exams in both Colorado and Texas. Ms. Matos is currently licensed to practice in all Colorado state courts.

Lesleigh Monahan is a Partner with Polidori, Franklin, Monahan & Beattie, LLC. The firm exclusively focuses on the practice of Family Law. In 2016, Ms. Monahan was the recipient of the “Lawyer of the Year” award by “Best Lawyers in America”. Only one attorney per practice area per metropolitan zone is granted this distinction. She has been listed in “The Best Lawyers in America” for thirteen consecutive years.. Ms. Monahan enjoys skiing, golfing, fly fishing and hiking with her family and their Labrador Retriever. Her volunteer activities include mentoring University of Colorado School of Law students, providing supportive relationships to peers in the Colorado Lawyer Assistance Program and previously serving on the International Baccalaureate Parents Board at Lakewood High School. Go Buffs! Go Tigers!

Kristin Knudson and Associates represent businesses and individuals in their immigration matters. Her expertise stems from intensive experience practicing immigration law and representing diverse clientele, and her substantial involvement in the Spanish-speaking and immigrant communities.. Kristin started her career in immigration law at SafeHouse Denver, coordinating its immigration program to help immigrant victims of domestic violence. She represented asylum-seekers fleeing torture and persecution in their home countries. Kristin then spent a few years in federal business and securities litigation before returning to the field of immigration and nationality law.. Before starting her own practice, Kristin gained valuable experience in employment and family-based immigration, removal defense, and employer sanctions litigation.. Kristin specializes in helping employers bring employees of extraordinary ability to the United States, advising and representing businesses on transferring workers to the U.S., and preparing petitions for investors and entrepreneurs. She provides high quality, compassionate representation to families, victims of crimes and immigrants in removal proceedings. Kristin speaks fluent Spanish and is able to provide efficient, effective service to Spanish-speaking clients.

James Lamb is a Senior Associate Attorney Knudson and Associates, where he practices in the areas of immigration law and federal and state civil litigation.. James was born in Albany, Georgia. He earned a Bachelor of Arts, with a double major in English Literature and in History, at the St. Mary’s College of Maryland in 1997. Subsequently, he became a high-school teacher and taught in Japanese public schools for three years through the Japan Exchange & Teaching (JET) Program. Afterward, he taught middle and high school students at a private school in Tokyo, spending a total of almost a decade living and working in Japan.. James returned to the United States in 2007 to attend law school at the University of Colorado – Boulder. For his volunteer work, he was awarded the Argosy Distinguished Volunteer Award by the Center for Energy and Environmental Security (CEES). It was in law school that James discovered his true calling: immigration law. In addition to his coursework, James interned at the Immigrant Legal Center of Boulder County and, after being licensed to practice law, took pro bono cases from the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Center (RMIAN).. James has many years of experience working on immigration cases, including removal (deportation) defense, family-based applications, and business / employment issues. He is admitted to practice before the federal Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals and the federal District Court for the District of Colorado.. James is also active in the local, legal community. He currently serves on the Executive Committee of the Colorado Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and is the former Chair of the Colorado Bar Association's Immigration Law Section. James has been a speaker for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Programs through both AILA and the Colorado Bar Association and has trained volunteers to assist noncitizens through a variety of workshops and other legal assistance programs.. James is fluent in Japanese and speaks some Spanish.

In 1969, Vance volunteered for the U.S. Army and ultimately attained the rank of First Lieutenant. He is a 1972 graduate of the LSU Law School where he served on the Law Review and as the legal research assistant to Professor George Pugh. Subsequently, Vance served as the law clerk for the Honorable Justice Al Tate of the Louisiana Supreme Court (who subsequently served on the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals). Thereafter, he worked as a defense lawyer before founding the plaintiff firm today named Andrus Wagstaff, and has extensive trial experience both as plaintiff and defense counsel.. Presently, Vance serves as National Co-Lead Counsel of the Plaintiffs' Steering Committee (PSC) in "In Re: Avandia Marketing, Sales Practices and Products Liability Litigation", MDL no. 1871. He additionally serves as a PSC member, as well as a member of the PSC executive committee in "In Re: Fosamax Products Liability Litigation", MDL no. 1789. He also serves as a member of the PSC in "In Re: Kugel Mesh Hernia Patch Products Liability Litigation", MDL no. 1842.. Vance received the Alumni Award as the Outstanding Graduate from the University of Southwestern Louisiana in 1969 where he served as the Student Government President of the College of Liberal Arts and a member of Blue Key National Honor Society. At LSU Law School he published articles in the LSU Law Review, co-authored with Justice Tate, in the Tulane Law Review and published in the Louisiana Bar Journal. He has lectured extensively to the Louisiana Association of Defense Counsel, the Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association, and Mealey's National Mass TortConferences on Baycol, Vioxx, Fen-Phen, Breast Implants, Avandia, Kugel Mesh, Permax and Dostinex. He also twice served as Co-Chair of the national Mealey's Conference on Complex Litigation, and has spoken on mass tort matters for the Mass Torts Made Perfect seminar series.. Vance moved to Colorado in 1999 and, in 2001, became a fully certified firefighter and fought forest fires with Elk Creek Fire Department until, at age 60, he decided that it was a young man's game. He also became, at age 54, a certified ski instructor for the Vail Corporation at Breckenridge, CO.

I have worked in criminal law both on the prosecution and on the defense. I have represented individuals in violent felonies and drug cases as well as more common cases such as Denver DUI, Colorado DUI, Domestic Violence Cases, Property Crimes, and White Collar Crimes. On the prosecutorial side, I most notably worked in Bosnia helping to prosecute individuals who committed war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Bosnian War from 1993-1995.

I grew up in Lakewood, Colorado, attended Green Mountain High School and earned a Boettcher Scholarship to the University of Colorado. I became a Double-Buff by returning to Boulder for me law degree.. I'm a leading expert in the fields of Election Law and Campaign Finance. In addition to advising many multi-million dollar campaigns on both the state and federal level, I have successfully litigated and argued cases before courts ranging from the Denver District Court to the Colorado Supreme Court. Most notably, I argued and won a unanimous opinion from the Colorado Supreme Court in the 2011 case Colorado Ethics Watch v Senate Majority Fund. I frequently speak on these issues before groups across the state and as a regular media contributor.. I also practice in the areas of Energy, Real Estate, and Nonprofit law.. Prior to joining Hackstaff & Snow, I served as a Senior Research Analyst for the Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee, the Political Director for the 2004 Bob Schaffer for US Senate campaign and a former general consultant for Mike Coffman for Treasurer 2002. I have previous experience working for a tax negotiation firm.

After more than 20 years as a Denver litigator, my experiences in the court system lead me to believe that for most Colorado divorce case, the court system was the wrong way to resolve a divorce case.  The customary "day in court' approach was way too expensive financially and emotionally.  It also caused irreparible damage to the relationships of everyone involved.   So, I have punted on that approach to helping people and becamed trained in mediation to help people find workable solutions to their individual situations.. As a lawyer, litigator, certified divorce financial analyst, and a person who had lived through divorce as a child and an adult, I have developed one of the most cost effective and fair processes in Colorado to help parties get through their divorce with a fair, workable, and practical result.  Endorsed by the BBB for over 15 years, my services are available to you today.

A senior associate at the Bagley Law Firm, LLC, Scott’s practice focuses on high-conflict family law matters, to which he brings years of family law experience and a true expertise in domestic violence issues, including spousal and child abuse.  In addition to family law, Scott also represents clients in personal injury, civil rights issues, and other matters which may require complex litigation.. Born and raised on the Colorado Front Range, Scott attended Colorado State University, where he studied philosophy and English.  Scott was the only man in his graduating class to earn the distinction of graduating with a certificate in Women’s Studies.. Attributable in no small part to his keen intellect, Scott received a merit scholarship to attend the University of Colorado Law School in Boulder, Colorado.  During his legal studies, he served as a member – and executive – to the law school’s Public Interest Student Association.  While in law school, he also worked in rural Peru on the Ayaviri Energy Justice Project, a project championed by the law school’s Center for Energy and Environmental Security.. Before joining the Bagley Law Firm, LLC, Scott’s passion for social justice took him to New York City where he attended Columbia University, earning a master’s degree in human rights and graduating with a 3.94 GPA.  Long before this, however, Scott had been an advocate against domestic violence, having worked with organizations such as the Bringing Justice Home Project, an anti-domestic violence project within Crossroads Safehouse in Fort Collins, Colorado.. Among his non-legal accomplishments, Scott has hiked the Colorado Trail, a 500-mile stretch of wilderness that one must conquer.  In his spare time, he also enjoys birding, boasting that he has seen over 10% of all North American species, and gardens.  In fact, Scott earned the distinction of being recognized as a Colorado State University Cooperative Extension Master Gardener.