Colorado Lawyers Nevin Seeger to Nicholas Klann

Explore Colorado attorneys like Nevin Seeger, New Leaf Family, Niccole L. Brennan, Niccole Sacco, Niceta Bradburn, Nicholas Cassidy, Nicholas Catalano, and Nicholas Klann. in cities like Loveland, Denver, Englewood, Denver and Denver. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 80537, 80401, 80202.

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Nevin Seeger

Firm: Nevin A Seeger PC

1302 Cleveland Ave , Loveland , Colorado 80537

Practice Areas: Arbitration

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Nicholas Gower

Firm: Hoskin Farina Kampf P.C.

Po Box 40 , Grand Junction , Colorado 81502

Practice Areas: Business

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Nicholas Kemp

, Denver , Colorado 80209

Practice Areas: Business

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Nicholas Jonson

Firm: The Law Office of Nicholas D. Jonson, PC

7878 Wadsworth Blvd. , Arvada , Colorado 80003

Practice Areas: Family, Criminal Defense

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“I can’t say enough good things about how Nick represented me after my divorce. I wasn’t sure where to turn, and I’m so glad I found Nick. Having him...a client”

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“I endorse Nicholas. He is a highly skilled attorney that is well respected in the legal community.”

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“I wish I could give this law firm 10 stars!!! You want the best family law attorney who fights hard for you and child custody go to Mr. Jonson! Mr. Jonson made my divorce so easy a…”

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Nicholas Horvath

5837 S Gallup St, Suite 130-E , Littleton , Colorado 80120

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Tax, Bankruptcy & Debt, Bankruptcy & Debt, Bankruptcy & Debt

I have spent all of my career working in the bankruptcy field. Bankruptcy is an excellent tool to bring relief for individuals experiencing financial distress. I love helping others and bankruptcy has helped many achieve financial relief. However, good people may need assistance with a loan modification, tax settlement or student loans but may not need to file for bankruptcy. Through my bankruptcy experience, I have had the opportunity to gain experience in loan modifications, working with taxing authorities and seeing the financial crisis student loans can create. I am looking to help a larger population of people and want to help individuals utilize their rights to seek financial relief.

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“I just had a few questions about a $2000 summons I received fro medical bills. Nicholas was very hel”

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Nicholas Herrick

Firm: Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie

1601 19th St Ste 1000 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Antitrust & Trade Law

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Nicholas Heinke

Firm: Hogan & Hartson LLP

1200 Seventeenth Street , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Nicholas Hansen

Firm: Hansen Law Firm, LLC - Colorado Contract

3773 Cherry Creek North Dr , Denver , Colorado 80209

Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements

Nick Hansen is an accomplished and driven attorney with extensive experience in successfully resolving complex commercial litigation in both state and federal courts. He has served as lead counsel in over 200 cases involving claims of breach of contract, fraud, misappropriation, bad faith, unjust enrichment, professional malpractice, and/or negligence with dollar amounts in dispute ranging from twenty thousand to twenty million. He is a reliable and trusted advisor that works hard to attempt to obtain the best possible legal outcome for his clients.

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“Choose not to finish my case, was not able to get it to a good resolution. I felt like he is a littl”

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“My colleague and I had the pleasure of working together with Nick on a case in Maryland. Nick did a wonderful job for his client and got his client out of the case on a motion to d…”

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Nicholas Espenan

Firm: Lawrence Custer Grasmick Jones Donovan LLP

5245 Ronald Reagan Blvd Ste 1 , Johnstown , Colorado 80534

Practice Areas: Banking

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Nicholas Erickson

Firm: Akerman LLP

1900 16th St Ste 950 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Appeals

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Nicholas Clabbers

Firm: Kaplan Kirsch & Rockwell LLP

1675 Broadway Ste 230 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Nicholas Catalano

Firm: Robinson & Henry, P.C.

7555 E Hampden Ave Ste 600 , Denver , Colorado 80231

Practice Areas: Litigation

Nicholas Catalano is a member of Robinson & Henry’s general litigation practice. His specialties include civil litigation, personal injury, and construction defect law.. Nicholas is committed to helping clients obtain favorable outcomes for their complex litigation matters.. Prior to joining R&H, Nicholas represented defendants in civil matters, seeing cases through settlement or trial. After graduating from William & Mary Law School, Nicholas supported the Denver District Court judge’s full docket of civil litigation matters.. Representative Matters:Successfully invoked statute of limitations in response to a motion to amend a complaint, saving the client roughly $300,000 in additional exposure.. Successfully obtained summary judgment in favor of a subcontractor who worked on a single-family residential construction project on the implied warranty of habitability in residential construction legal requisite.. Successfully moved to dismiss claims under the Colorado Consumer Protection Act on behalf of a client whose alleged actions did not substantially affect the public at large.

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Niccole Sacco

Firm: Prologis

1800 Wazee St Ste 500 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Business

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Niccole L. Brennan

Firm: Sherman and Howard L.L.C.

633 Seventeenth Street 3000 8020 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Civil ,Native American ,Real Estate

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Nicholas Klann

Firm: Baldwin Morgan & Rider, P.C.

1512 Larimer Street , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Litigation

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New Leaf Family

, Golden , Colorado 80401

Practice Areas: divorce attorney

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“I worked with Jason Ballard and found him to be VERY communicative both in speed of response and clarity/informative. Very nice and personable. I did not...”

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Nicholas Dooher

Firm: Nicholas A. Dooher, LLC

1187 S. Grant St. , Denver , Colorado 80210

Practice Areas: General Practice, Real Estate, Real Estate

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“Mr. Doher is an exemplary attorney. I would refer anyone and everyone to him on a regular basis. Despite the fact that I have been a judge, magistrate, prosecutor, and private atto…”

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Nicholas H. Gower

Firm: Hoskin Farina & Kampf Professional Corporation

200 Grand Avenue , Grand Junction , Colorado 81501

Practice Areas: Civil Litigation, Real Estate and Construction Law, Business Transactions and Contracts

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Nicholas Cassidy

Firm: Senter Goldfarb & Rice, LLC

1700 Broadway , Denver , Colorado 80290

Practice Areas: Litigation

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“Nick and I were the associates representing opposite parties in a personal injury case. Nick skillfully and vigorously sought his client's best interest, but he was straightforward…”

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Niceta Bradburn

Firm: The Harris Law Firm P.C.

8310 South Valley Highway , Englewood , Colorado 80112

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Divorce, Legal Separation, Alimony/Maintenance, Common Law Marriage, Divorce Mediation, Specialty Cases, Post Decree Modification, Annulment, Property/Asset/ Debt Distribution, Legal Name Changes, Children, Visitation, Guardianship, Custody, Support, Adoption, Paternity, Grandparents Rights/Visitation, Custodial Parent Relocation, Allocation of Parental Rights, Step-parent Adoption, Appeals, Family Law, Collaborative Family Law

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