Top best C Lawyers in Santa Fe | 371 available
371 C lawyers are available in Santa Fe, New Mexico. These lawyers are rated between 4.4/5 to 4.8/5 and 56% provide free consultation with fees ranging from $44 to $67 per hour.
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Shareholder at Katz Herdman MacGillivray & Fullerton PC. Board Certified Specialist in Water Law.
My belief is that to help a person in a legal crisis, I must know you as a person – not just another case. That means you should know more about me than where I went to school.. I am a father. I have three wonderfully full-of-life children. I am also an athlete. I love to get away from everything with a hard run in the early morning hours or a solitary bike ride.. As a lawyer, I have always wanted to try difficult cases to juries. To be respected by the other side, they must know that we are willing to fight all the way to the end and get results in Court. Our track record at trial speaks to who we are and how far we are willing to go to make things right.
Ms. Dudelczyk is a domestic relations attorney who practices in both New Mexico (First Judicial District) and Colorado (Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins / Loveland, and counties statewide). Ms. Dudelczyk is experienced in all facets of domestic relations work, including:. Ms. Dudelczyk is committed to assisting her clients through all phases of their legal matter, legally and emotionally, and works to minimize acrimony, promote agreement and practical solutions that work for the individuals and families she serves, and works closely with her clients to prepare them for what life will look like after the completion of their legal matter.
I am a husband of 29 years to my wife Tanya and together we raised three great young adults.. In 1994, after seven years in practice, I attended the first ever Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College. It changed my world and opened me up to really see the pain inflicted on working families by the Wall Street elites. It caused me to dedicate and focus my professional career upon "representing the forgotten," ordinary working families. It has been my passion, and honor, to have represented so many good, honest and decent families who have been vicitmized by systematic fraudulent, deceptive or abusive business practices of lenders, debt collectors, credit reporting agencies.. In my three decades as a lawyer, I am most grateful to have been given the opportunity to truly listen to my clients and then work to expose systemic wrongdoing and bring awareness and hopefully change. I am also grateful to have been given the opportunity to have worked on many cases drawing national attention about harmful business practices. I am also very proud to have presented testimony to state legistlative bodies and to brief state agencies about predatory harmful loan flipping practices. This has resulted in bad publicity to predatory lenders helped cause them to be denied their legislative agendas. I am also grateful for the many close friendships I have developed with other attorneys across the country with whom I have shared reprentation of their clients in trial by jury.
Hard working, caring, and wise -- I help people with the hard stuff. I provide:. Conflict resolution consulting,. Debt and divorce law advice and representation, including managing student loans,. Bankruptcy avoidance consulting and ch.7 bankruptcy representation,. Pre-marriage and pre-small business formation auditing and consulting,. General counsel services (including trusts and wills), and. Mediation and settlement conference services,. to all New Mexico individuals, families and small businesses.
Hans Voss. A Past President of the State Bar of New Mexico Hans Voss, Attorney, Economist maintains a civil practice representing governmental entities, businesses and individuals in the areas of civil litigation, civil rights, employment, contracts, construction defects and real estate development. Voss is a member of the ABA National Conference of Bar Presidents, and the ABA Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section, where he serves on the Plaintiffs’ Task Force and is a graduate of TIPS Leadership Academy. He attended the University of New Mexico (J.D., 1998; M.A., Economics, 1994; B.A., Economics/Mathematics, 1992; A.S., Engineering, 1991).
Daniel Timmons joined WildEarth Guardians as a staff attorney in 2019, where his work focuses on halting fossil fuel development on public lands and protecting the imperiled wild rivers of the Southwest.. Trained in both law and science, Daniel has brought his broad set of skills to bear in addressing some of the country's most challenging environmental and water resources disputes, from Arizona's hotly-contested Verde River Basin to Oregon's Klamath River Basin. Daniel is a creative problem solver who has developed environmental mitigation strategies for proposed transboundary water transfers and other development projects, represented parties in multi-party settlement negotiations over tribal water rights, and negotiated multiple No Further Action letters resolving cleanup liability at various contaminated sites. As a litigator, Daniel has successfully challenged permits for a massive oil-by-rail terminal, appealed claims in a large-scale water rights adjudication, and successfully defended permits for an interstate natural gas pipeline, among other experience. Daniel earned his Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, from Lewis & Clark Law School, where he was Associate Editor of Environmental Law, a finalist at the Pace National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition, and a member of the Cornelius Honor Society. He received his Bachelor of Arts, magna cum laude, from Columbia University, and his Master's of Science with Distinction in Environmental Sciences and Policy from Northern Arizona University. He is licensed to practice law in Oregon and New Mexico.
C.L. Mike Schmidt has been practicing law for more than 55 years. For 25 years he was recognized as one of Dallas’ top defense attorneys and is known today as the founder of The Schmidt Firm, PLLC – one of Dallas’ top personal injury plaintiff’s firms.. He was admitted to the Texas State Bar in 1965, New Mexico bar in October 2015 and to the Washington D.C. bar in August 2016.. Schmidt has a long list of honors over his career:. There are more than 95,000 members of the Texas Bar Association, but only five percent are named “Texas Super Lawyers” by Texas Monthly magazine. Schmidt has won this accolade as well as “Top 100 Trial Lawyers in America” and “Best Lawyers in Dallas” by D Magazine.. Schmidt also serves as a Board Member of SMU in Taos since 2007, a Board Member of SMU Central Libraries since 2007, and is a former Board Member of the Mesa Verde National Park Board Foundation and former Board President of the Millicent Rogers Museum in Taos, New Mexico from 1989 - 1992.. Mike Schmidt is managing partner of The Schmidt Firm, PLLC in Dallas, and is a partner in the Schmidt & Clark LLP law firm.
Born and raised in Longview, TX, Trey Sloan grew up spending countless afternoons after school at the Sloan Firm. Between tagging along with his dad to meet clients, observing trials and depositions, and wondering why all the thick and complicated books in the library were even necessary, he developed a deep sense of the importance and meaning of the work the Firm did. He witnessed first-hand how, through careful attention, compassion, and tireless diligence, the Firm guided clients through the most hopeless moments of their lives to provide them with a sense of peace and closure by advocating for their rights.. After finishing high school in Houston, Trey attended Southern Methodist University in Dallas, focusing on Markets & Culture, Sociology, and Spanish before graduating in 2007. For the next ten years, he pursued his love of all things with an engine, selling and then managing a motorcycle dealership in Longview before acknowledging that while he enjoyed sharing this love of going fast with his dedicated customers, his greatest fulfillment came in counseling others in times of need just as he had experienced at the Sloan Firm.. With that goal in mind, he enrolled and began law school at South Texas College of Law Houston. Although being back in school in his mid-30’s, navigating the uncertainties of the pandemic, and learning to think like a lawyer proved to be as difficult as he anticipated, he excelled in his studies. Trey even served in a leadership role in the school’s ACLU chapter while participating in moot court and mock trial programs. Upon graduating in May 2022, it was his honor to accept an associate position with the Sloan Firm. Trey felt he had finally come full circle back to the hallways and offices in which he grew up, this time, with a greater purpose.. Now, Trey practices out of the firm’s office in Santa Fe and has successfully represented clients in personal injury and wrongful death cases throughout New Mexico. His primary practice areas include trucking collisions, auto collisions, premises defects, and medical/professional negligence. Trey brings the same passion and zealous advocacy for his client’s rights that left such an impression on him years ago. He endeavors to continue the legacy of unparalleled legal representation the Sloan Firm offers and has offered throughout the years.. When not at the office, Trey is an avid cyclist, photographer, and traveler, but values most the time spent with his wife, Kaley, and their pets.
Attorney John Day brings a wealth of diverse experience to his firm, John Day Law. With a background as a Deputy District Attorney and an award-winning investigative reporter, John has honed his skills in criminal defense, civil litigation, and government misconduct/civil rights litigation. Having served as a partner at one of Santa Fe’s oldest and largest law firms, Mr. Day has represented clients in various courts across New Mexico. His legal skill encompasses cases involving national security clearance matters, white-collar offenses, homicide, violent crime, and drug offenses. John is known for providing tailored legal representation to families and institutions facing complex legal issues and crises, both domestically and internationally. His family’s longstanding history in New Mexico, dating back to the 19th century, has provided Mr. Day with a deep-rooted connection to the region. He holds a degree in history from Harvard University, with a focus on New Mexico’s past, and obtained his Juris Doctorate from the University of New Mexico in 1995.
Angela has worked on a variety of litigation and appellate matters with the firm’s Dallas and New Mexico offices and manages the firm’s New Mexico offices. With a wide-ranging practice, she handles appeals, class actions, product liability litigation, insurance defense litigation, including premises liability and trucking, and has also defended lawsuits filed against governmental entities. Angela has broad experience across all counties in New Mexico, including successfully obtaining dismissals in cases involving international tire manufacturers, international automobile manufacturers, local city governments, and other clients. She was recently part of the trial team that obtained a defense verdict in a two-week product liability trial in eastern New Mexico.