Colorado Lawyers Lindsay Larrick to Lisa Frazer

Explore Colorado attorneys like Lindsay Larrick, Lindsay Larris, Lindsay McKae, Lindsay N. Uhl, Lindsay Riley, Lindsey Daugherty, Lindsey E. Weber, and Lisa Frazer. in cities like Denver, Denver, Littleton, Colorado Springs and Denver. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 80202, 80227, 80218.

Lindsay Larric

Lindsay Larris

Lisa E Battan

Lisa D'Ambrosi

Lisa Culpepper

Lisa Bowser

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Lindsay Larrick

Firm: Bkv Corporation

1200 17th St Ste 2100 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Energy & Utilities

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Lindsay Larris

Firm: Wildearth Guardians

2242 S Holland St , Lakewood , Colorado 80227

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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Lisa E Battan - Battan Alpert Hutchings

Firm: Lisa E Battan - Battan Alpert Hutchings

, Boulder , Colorado 80302

Practice Areas: Immigration

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“Absolutely exceptional immigration attorneys. The process from beginning to end was seamless. They are professional, courteous, detailed oriented and...”

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“I would like to thank Emily Rivard ,on behalf of my parents, brothers and I, for taking my father’s case after his last attorney made him leave the country and get his visa denied,…”

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Lisa D'Ambrosia

Firm: Minor and Brown, P.C.

650 S Cherry St Ste 1100 , Denver , Colorado 80246

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Corporate , Mergers & Acquisitions, Real Estate , Business, Business, Business, Business

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Lisa Culpepper

Firm: The Culpepper Law Firm PC

1827 Federal Blvd , Denver , Colorado 80204

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Lisa Bowser

Firm: Faegre & Benson LLP

3200 Wells Fargo Center , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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Lisa Battan

Firm: Battan Alpert Hutchings LLP

4440 Arapahoe Ave., Suite 110 , Boulder , Colorado 80303

Practice Areas: Family , Immigration & Naturalization , Immigration, Immigration

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“I endorse Lisa Battan. Lisa has a wide range of experience in immigration matters and can be relied upon to effectively handle complicated matters.”

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“I would like to thank Emily Rivard ,on behalf of my parents, brothers and I, for taking my father’s case after his last attorney made him leave the country and get his visa denied,…”

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Lisa A. Decker

1700 Lincoln 4100 , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Environmental ,Toxic Substances

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Linwood Holt

Firm: The Holt Group LLC

1675 Broadway Ste 2100 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Arbitration

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Linsey Glosier

, Colorado

Practice Areas: Trusts

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Lino S. Lipinsky de Orlov

1875 Lawrence Street 200 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Appellate ,Civil ,Technology and Science

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Linnea Simons

Firm: Caplan and Earnest LLC

1800 Broadway Suite 200 , Boulder , Colorado 80302

Practice Areas: Education , Health Care & Hospitalization, Business

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Lindsey Jay

Firm: Overturf Mcgath Hull PC

625 E 16th Ave , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Lindsey Daugherty

Firm: The Law Firm of Lindsey Daugherty, LLC

3900 E. Mexico Ave. , Denver , Colorado 80210

Practice Areas: Family

Lindsey Nichole Daugherty currently practices in the areas of Family Law, Estate Planning and Criminal Law. She graduated from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law in 2012 and founded her law firm in 2013. The mission of The Law Firm of Lindsey Daugherty, LLC, is to provide quality legal services to fellow Coloradoans and show that the best can be made of any legal situation.. Lindsey moved to Loveland, Colorado, when she was 12 years old and graduated from Thompson Valley High School before attending the University of Northern Iowa on a soccer scholarship. Attending college in Iowa allowed Lindsey the opportunity to become very involved in both local and national political campaigns.. Throughout the duration of law school, Lindsey was fortunate enough to have many internships in which she gained practical knowledge of the legal system. She had a variety of internships in both Washington, D.C., and Denver, Colorado. In Denver she has clerked for Colorado Legal Services, the Victim Justice Law Firm, and multiple judges in both Arapahoe and Jefferson counties. In Washington, D.C., she was part of the for-profit college investigation with the Oversight and Investigation Subcommittee of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee. Additionally, in her last semester of law school, she was an intern for the White House Domestic Policy Council, specializing in education policy. This variety of legal experiences has given her the knowledge to open her own firm and she is very excited to start helping people with their legal issues.. Lindsey is a member of the American Bar Association, Colorado Bar Association, Denver Bar Association and the Colorado Women’s Bar Association. She also volunteers for the American Red Cross, Metro Volunteer Lawyers, and the Denver Rescue Mission. Lindsey recently ran her first marathon and hopes to run a few more this summer and in the future.

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“Ms. Daugherty is hard-working, tenacious, and creative. She cares--really cares--about the well-being of her clients and works tirelessly to make that a reality. When the chips are…”

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Lindsay Riley

Firm: Wadsworth Garber Warner Conrardy

2580 W Main St Ste 200 , Littleton , Colorado 80120

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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Lindsay McKae

Firm: Rothgerber Johnson & Lyons LLP

One Tabor Center , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Business

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Lindsey E. Weber

Firm: Springs Law Group

6215 Corporate Drive , Colorado Springs , Colorado 80919

Practice Areas: Family Law, Alimony, Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce, Family Mediation, Fathers Rights, Legal Separation, Parental Rights, Parental Kidnapping, Palimony, Parenting Time, Paternity, Uncontested Divorce, Estate Planning, Trusts and Estates, Estate Litigation, Living Trusts, Trust Law, Wealth Planning, Wealth Preservation, Wills, Contested Wills, Inheritance, Living Wills, Missing Heir Searches, Successions, Probate, Probate Administration, Probate Litigation

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Lisa Covington

Firm: Adams County Attorneys Office

4430 S Adams County Pkwy Fl 5 , Brighton , Colorado 80601

Practice Areas: Family

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“SHE IS A GREAT LAWYER, SHE CARES ABOUT HER CLIENTS AND SHE LISTENS. LOVED HIRING HER, I WOULD RECOMM”

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Lindsay N. Uhl

Firm: Greenberg Traurig, LLP

1200 17th Street , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Corporate & Securities, Litigation

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Lisa Frazer

Firm: The Law Office of Lisa E. Frazer

936 E. 18th Avenue , Denver , Colorado 80218

Practice Areas: Family

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“Top-notch attorney. Highly respected in the legal community.”

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