Colorado Lawyers Patricia M to Patrick Hall

Explore Colorado attorneys like Patricia M Jarzobski Law Office, Patricia Macaskill, Patricia Mahre, Patricia Peterson, Patricia Post, Patricia Rankin, Patricia Riley, and Patrick Hall. in cities like Denver, Grand Junction, Eastlake, Denver and Denver. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 80202, 80265, 80202.

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Patricia M Jarzobski Law Office

Firm: Patricia M Jarzobski Law Office

2300 15th St , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Personal Injury,

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“Patricia is a great attorney and great to work with. I would highly recommend you contact her is you or a family member have been injured.”

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“I have known Patricia for several years and she is a pleasure to work with. I would highly recommend her to anyone that has been injured.”

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Patricia Macaskill

Firm: Schmidt & Horen, LLP

1050 17th Street, Suite 1700 , Denver , Colorado 80265

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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Patrick Groom

Firm: Witwer Oldenburg Barry Groom LLP

822 7th St Ste 760 , Greeley , Colorado 80631

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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Patrick Garcia

Firm: Orona Garcia & Galves, PC

503 N Main St Ste 202 , Pueblo , Colorado 81003

Practice Areas: Administrative , Administrative Law

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Patrick Fitz-Gerald

Firm: Driskell, Fitz-Gerald & Ray

1544 Downing St , Denver , Colorado 80218

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Robinson and Henry senior associate Patrick Fitz-Gerald is a seasoned litigator who has successfully handled a variety of cases. As a civil litigator, Patrick specializes in righting wrongs and making sure his clients are compensated.. Patrick is as adept at Business Law and Real Estate matters as he is at tackling fraud and product liability. He brings valuable depth and breadth of experience to every case.. Prior to joining R&H, Patrick gained national attention for his legal work. He won a major lawsuit against a fertility doctor who secretly used his own samples to inseminate his patients. He didn’t stop there. He and his team worked with state legislators to make fertility fraud a crime in Colorado, while giving affected children standing to sue.. Representative Matters

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“ime is 3-4 days. He has absolutely no filter will curse at you and use your case against you to mak”

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“Patrick is a fantastic trial attorney. He understands that every situation is unique, and that everyone deserves a good lawyer. He is honest and ethical and always fights hard for …”

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Patrick Esser

109 N College Ave Ste 215 , Fort Collins , Colorado 80524

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Juvenile

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Patrick DiBenedetto

Firm: Metier Law Firm, LLC

4828 S College Ave 723 , Fort Collins , Colorado 80525

Practice Areas: Health Care & Hospitalization,Insurance ,Medical Malpractice,Motor Vehicle Accidents,Nursing Home Negligence,Personal Injury,Products Liability,Professional Malpractice

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Patrick Butler

Firm: Law Offices of Lamm & Butler, LLC

287 Century Circle, Suite 201 , Louisville , Colorado 80027

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Patrick Boucher

Firm: Townsend and Townsend and Crew LLP

1200 Seventeenth Street Suite 2700 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Patents, Intellectual Property

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Patrick Barkman

Firm: Jones Law Firm

9085 East Mineral Circle, Suite 190 , Centennial , Colorado 80112

Practice Areas: Family

I was born in Big Spring, Texas, and raised in Cleburne, Texas. I am licensed to practice by the Supreme Court of Colorado, the Supreme Court of Texas, the Supreme Court of the Cherokee Nation, US District Court for the District of Colorado and the Northern District of Texas, and the US Courts of Appeal for the 10th and 5th Circuits. I have been defending the Constitutional rights of clients in family law, criminal defense, and consumer bankruptcy since 1998.

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“never left his office wondering what to expect. With legal matters large or small, he will take care”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Experienced and aggressive.”

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Patricia Thatcher

Firm: Campbell Killin Brittan & Ray, LLC Attorneys at Law

270 St. Paul Street, Suite 200 , Denver , Colorado 80206

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Patricia Riley

Firm: The W Law

1720 S. Bellaire Street, Suite 1010 , Denver , Colorado 80222

Practice Areas: Alimony, Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce, Family

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“s throughout the process, and they excelled at exploring all possible options to ensure the best out”

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“Patricia is a wonderful advocate that knows the law, practices with integrity, and is always there for her clients. I endorse this lawyer.”

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Patricia Peterson

Firm: Davis Graham & Stubbs

370 17th St , Denver , Colorado 80201

Practice Areas: Corporate , Securities , Environmental and Natural Resources, Environmental and Natural Resources

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Patricia Mahre

Firm: Patricia L. Steele Attorney at Law

623 26 Rd , Grand Junction , Colorado 81506

Practice Areas: Adoption, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Divorce, Family , ,

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“Chris was very thorough when discussing the process. His clarity in explaining legal terms and requirements made our understanding smooth and the decisions we had to make less stre…”

— Merry Ellen Boom

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Patrick Hall

Firm: Arnold Porter Kaye Scholer LLP

1144 15th St Ste 3100 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Health Care

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Patrick Akers

Firm: Moye White LLP

3615 Delgany St Ste 1100 , Denver , Colorado 80216

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Patrick Crane

Firm: Office of The Colorado State Public Defender

100 Tessitore Ct Unit G , Montrose , Colorado 81401

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“itself doesn't it.”

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Patricia Rankin

Firm: The Germany Law Firm P.C.

600 17th St Ste 2800 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Family

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“Patricia Rankin is very professional, and explained all things thoroughly. She is not only very know”

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Patrick Farchione

Firm: The Dadvocates, P.C.

469 S Cherry St Ste 201 , Denver , Colorado 80246

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“In a consultation with him I can tell he asked all the right questions, was creative in problem solv”

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Patricia Post

Firm: Patricia K. Post Esq.

Po Box 1112 , Eastlake , Colorado 80614

Practice Areas: Child Custody

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“arbage and full of the other sides lies and manipulation, all of which are proven lies by other prof”

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