Colorado Lawyers Mary Tribby to Matthew Abell

Explore Colorado attorneys like Mary Tribby, Mary Walsh, Mary Wells, Mary Westerhorstmann, Mary Zhang, Maryann McGeady, Maryjo Falcone, and Matthew Abell. in cities like Denver, Denver, Lakewood, Dillon and Denver. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 80202, 80246, 80202.

Mary Tribby

Mathew Kaufman

Matt Ratterman

Matt McCune

Matt Fegan

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Mary Tribby

Firm: Holland & Hart

555 17th St , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Construction , Corporate , Energy , Health Care & Hospitalization, Real Estate , Telecommunications , Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation

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Mathew Kaufman

Firm: KAUFMAN & KAUFMAN, L.L.C.

401 23rd Street Suite 302 , Glenwood Springs , Colorado 81601

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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“I endorse Matt Kaufman. He knows the workers comp process intimately and treats his clients with utmost respect. The Kaufmans are the "first family of law" in the Western Slope reg…”

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Matt Ratterman

Firm: Semple, Miller, Mooney and Farrington, P.C.

Lincoln Street , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Matt McCune

Firm: McCune Legal

3900 E. Mexico Ave. Ste. 300 , Denver , Colorado 80210

Practice Areas: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Now accepting clients from all locations in Colorado. All bankruptcy hearings are now remote and clients residing outside of Denver metro can hire legal counsel from Denver without the need to travel.. Bankruptcy Attorney Matt McCune was named one of the top consumer bankruptcy attoneys in Colorado for 2022 and 2021. He was previously selected as Attorney of the Year by Law Week Colorado. He is highly specialized and focuses his practice only on Chapter 13 bankruptcy, Chapter 7 bankruptcy and bankruptcy litigation in Colorado.

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“Highly recommend Matt to anyone. Very responsive, patient and empathetic. Matt answered all my quest”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Matt McCune is a great attorney who takes advocacy for his clients and mentoring young attorneys seriously. Matt is knowledgeable and a great communicator. I…”

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Matt Fegan

650 S Cherry Street , Denver , Colorado 80246

Practice Areas: Family

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Matt Cooper

Firm: Feldmann Nagel Cantafio & Song PLLC

1875 Lawrence St Ste 730 , Denver , Colorado 80202

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Matt Chaput

Firm: Chaput Law LLC

1745 Shea Center Cr. , Highlands Ranch , Colorado 80129

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Matt is an experienced and affordable trial attorney whose focus is on criminal and DUI defense. He uses his years of courtroom experience to help clients who find themselves charged with a criminal offense. His personalized approach allows him to get to know clients and help them with their own unique situation. If you are in need of criminal defense or DUI defense do not hesitate to call Chaput Law.

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“I HIGHLY recommend Matt. He guided me through the DUI process and got me the best possible outcome.”

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“Matt Chaput is an excellent criminal defense attorney. I would advise anyone in need of a criminal attorney to hire Mr. Chaput.”

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Matlin Injury Law

Firm: Matlin Injury Law

17011 Lincoln Ave , Parker , Colorado 80134

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“Highly recommended!! Brian Matlin and his staff are exceptional legal professionals who not only clearly educate and communicate each process throughout the...”

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Mathew Shechter

1640 E. 18th Avenue , Denver , Colorado 80218

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Mathew Enger

Firm: Engerlaw

534 N. Marion St. , Denver , Colorado 80218

Practice Areas: Residential

Mathew Enger is the owner and founder of Engerlaw representing individuals and small businesses in the various facets of business, real estate, tax and succession. Licensed in the state of Colorado, Oregon and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, his practice focuses on business consultation, commercial and residential real estate and finance, commercial and contract litigation, contract drafting, negotiation and enforcement, estate planning and administration, real estate and taxation.. Mathew received a Bachelor of Science degree in finance from The Pennsylvania State University Smeal College of Business and a Juris Doctor degree from the Villanova University School of Law. He is an active member of the Realtors Association of America.

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“He is an excellent attorney helped me along the process of purchasing a business would highly recomm”

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“I would wholeheartedly endorse Matt to anyone who needed a competent and diligent attorney to assist them with any Real Estate and/or Property law matter. Matt and I have known eac…”

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Mary Walsh

Firm: Gebhardt Emerson Moodie Bonnano LLC

650 S Cherry St Ste 500 , Denver , Colorado 80246

Practice Areas: Family

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Mathew Encino

Firm: Mercer Advisors

1200 17th St Ste 500 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Banking

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Masana Bankruptcy Law

Firm: Masana Bankruptcy Law

, Denver , Colorado 80204

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,

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“Rich is a wonderful, knowledgeable, and easy to work with attorney. He is a true professional and handled my mom's bankruptcy case down to every detail...”

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“I highly recommend working with Richard Masana. During my time as his client he was always timely and extremely patient when explaining the process of bankruptcy and what was neede…”

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Marylouise Edwards

Firm: M.L. Edwards, Attorney At Law

1176 Monroe Dr Apt D , Boulder , Colorado 80303

Practice Areas: Debtor/Creditor, Landlord & Tenant, Divorce & Separation

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Maryjo Falcone

Firm: Rietz Law Firm

114 Village Place, Suite 301 , Dillon , Colorado 80435

Practice Areas: Business

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“Maryjo was opposing counsel on a serious injury case from 2011 and I found her to be very professional and reasonable throughout the case.”

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Maryann McGeady

Firm: Mcgeady Becher Cortese Williams P.C.

450 E 17th Ave Unit 400 , Denver , Colorado 80203

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Mary Zhang

Firm: The Noble Law Firm, LLC

215 Union Boulevard , Lakewood , Colorado 80228

Practice Areas: Appeals

Mary represents clients in the Colorado Supreme Court, the Colorado Court of appeals, and trial courts throughout the state of Colorado.. Mary has assisted clients with felony appeals in the court of appeals, petitions for writs of certiorari in the supreme court, and petitions for postconviction relief in the trial courts. She has also negotiated with district attorneys to achieve favorable dispositions of cases and worked with the Department of Corrections to assist clients preparing for parole hearings, applying for interstate transfer, and applying for clemency.. Regardless of the type of case, Mary’s goal is to work with clients to craft clear and precise arguments that best represent that client’s case. She will distill her client’s arguments so they are supported, credible, and digestible.

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“Mary is a brilliant attorney who is passionate and dedicated to her clients. Her thoroughness and creativity on each issue she tackles ensures that her clients receive the best pos…”

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Mary Wells

Firm: Wells, Anderson & Race LLC

1700 Broadway, Suite 1020 , Denver , Colorado 80290

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Matthew Abell

Firm: Holland & Hart

555 17th St , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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Mary Westerhorstmann

Firm: Westerhorstmann Law LLC

101 S 3rd St Ste 200 , Grand Junction , Colorado 81501

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“Kristen is the best lawyer in town. She listens to you and will fight for you.”

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