Colorado Lawyers Philip Reutlinger to Pitzner Steven

Explore Colorado attorneys like Philip Reutlinger, Philip Roselli, Philip Rosmarin, Philip Volpi, Philip Zimmerman, Phillip Amos, Phillip Douglass, and Pitzner Steven R Atty. in cities like Denver, Boulder, Englewood, Parker and Denver. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 80203, 80211, 80222.

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Philip Reutlinger

Firm: McCrea & Buck LLC

600 Grant Street , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

Mr. Reutlinger commissioned in the United States Navy as a Judge Advocate in October 2005. He served eight years on active duty litigating courts-martial at trial and appeal, administrative separation boards, Boards of Inquiry, and military disability cases before the Physical Evaluation Board. He continues to serve in the Navy JAG Corps Reserves.. Unlike most former Judge Advocates Mr. Reutlinger has not only tried cases for service members and the Government, but he has also been in-house counsel to the Navy's Physical Evaluation Board and Discharge Review Board. Therefore, he possesses a unique insight into the Boards' decision making process.. In addition to his military law practice, Mr. Reutlinger represents companies in civil litigation and insurance defense matters.

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“e could help and explained everything to me so I understood, I decided to retain him. As the process”

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“Intelligent, diligent and skillful attorney. Moreover, he is a person of integrity. I wholeheartedly endorse this attorney.”

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Phillip Parrott

Firm: Campbell Killin Brittan & Ray, LLC

270 St. Paul Street , Denver , Colorado 80206

Practice Areas: White Collar Crime

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Pippenger Hedberg

Firm: Pippenger Hedberg

1624 Market St , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: General Litigation, Estate Planning, Business,

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“Very good service. Solid legal advice. We now have our affairs in order and it is a peaceful feeling. Michael did a great job.”

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“We picked Michael to help us with our estate plan and we're very glad we did. We had very little knowledge about the available options and he did an excellent job explaining the pr…”

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Phillip Wong

Firm: SCHEY, PILLER, ALSPAUGH & WONG, P.C.

636 Coffman Street, Suite 200 , Longmont , Colorado 80501

Practice Areas: Wills & Living Wills

Born in Minnesota. Came to Colorado to attend undergraduate and law school at the University of Colorado, Boulder. I wouldn't be anywhere else. I have practiced law with the same law firm since 1977 in Longmont. I would be privileged to be of service to you.

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“Phil was very skillful In negotiating a settlement agreement and release for us. His knowledge of fi”

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Phillip W. Snyder

Firm: Phillip W. Snyder, P.C.

560 East Third Avenue PO Box 2363 , Durango , Colorado 81302

Practice Areas: Automobile Accidents,Business & Commercial,DUI/DWI,General Practice,Medical Malpractice,Personal Injury,Probate ,Products Liability,Real Estate ,Slip and Fall,Trusts,Wills,Wrongful Death

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“Phillip Snyder: Saved My Life I just wanted to share my amazing experience that I had with Philip Snyder. I …”

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Phillip Vaglica

Firm: Vaglica & Meinhold Llc

121 E Vermijo Ave Ste 200 , Colorado Springs , Colorado 80903

Practice Areas: Civil , Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense

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Philip Roselli

Firm: Wilkinson Barker Knauer LLP

2138 W 32nd Ave Ste 300 , Denver , Colorado 80211

Practice Areas: Regulatory , Telecommunications , Communications & Media

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Phillip R. Clark

1700 Lincoln 4100 , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Environmental ,Natural Resources

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Phillip Lorenzo

Firm: Lathrop and Gage L.C.

10233 S Parker Rd Ste 300 , Parker , Colorado 80134

Practice Areas: Construction , Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property

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Phillip Geigle

Firm: The Geigle Law Firm, LLC

4100 E. Mississippi Ave. , Denver , Colorado 80246

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

With ten years of experience at the Denver District Attorney's office, I provide skilled, ethical representation to my clients. I understand the magnitude of these situations, and the importance of having representation who knows how to approach any matter.. I am a respected litigator who has tried approximately sixty jury trials. I have extensive experience in the handling of complex financial cases. My last years at the Denver District Attorney's office were spent in the Economic Crime Unit, where I handled and tried white collar crimes and several high-profile homicides.. I specialize in white collar criminal defense, family law, insurance bad faith, and personal injury.

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“motion. Highly recommend!”

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“Phil is a stellar courtroom attorney, blessed with skill, talent and personality which make him uniquely qualified for criminal defense, personal injury and family law matters. Imp…”

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Phillip Douglass

4982 Bayou Hills Rd , Parker , Colorado 80134

Practice Areas: Corporate , Telecommunications , Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor

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Phillip Amos

Firm: HindmanSanchez PC

555 Zang Street , Lakewood , Colorado 80228

Practice Areas: Tax

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Philip Zimmerman

12500 Belford Ave # M21 A5 , Englewood , Colorado 80112

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Philip Rosmarin

Firm: Rosmarin Law

3705 Britting Avenue , Boulder , Colorado 80305

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

I am a criminal defense attorney in Boulder, Colorado. My law firm, Rosmarin Law, handles traffic (including alcohol and drug-related charges), misdemeanor, and felony matters in the municipal, state, and federal court systems.. I decided to become a criminal defense lawyer when I was eight years old, when the State of California strapped my cousin Foster to a chair and made him breathe poison gas. Foster was insane when he shot his wife, and had no champion to defend him. I saw then that the world could use more champions.. It’s been a long strange trip to the courthouse. Before becoming a criminal defense lawyer, I was a journalist, working for Scripps-Howard, Times-Mirror, and the Associated Press. I also took a master’s degree in psychology, and for several years worked as an emergency psychiatric service therapist.. I am a member of the Colorado, Boulder, and Denver bar associations.. You can find anything else you could ever possibly want to know about me by searching the Web for my blog, Drunk & Disorderly. You'd best sit down with a good stiff drink first.

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“Mr Rosemarin answered my question within a few hours. He validated exactly what I thought was right”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Mr. Rosmarin is a regular contributor on the Avvo site. He always gives spot on advice to the questions he answers, calling situations as they are, with a go…”

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“Philip has been a great help over the years to make sure my family is represented fairly. He always gets both sides of the story, has great advice, and advocates for us. I highly r…”

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Phillip Reither

Firm: RM Law

9085 East Mineral Circle , Centennial , Colorado 80112

Practice Areas: Litigation

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

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Philip Volpi

Firm: Law Office of Philip G. Volpi

4160 Julian St , Denver , Colorado 80211

Practice Areas: Construction , Land Use & Zoning, Municipal , Real Estate , Government, Government, Government

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“He did not represent me well in a traffic case. It was a red light case and he did nothing to defend”

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Pickard Law, PC

Firm: Pickard Law, PC

12712 W Ken Caryl Ave , Littleton , Colorado 80127

Practice Areas: Lawyers

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“I can't imagine being an attorney and counting on reviews to help you gain business. And, so often we don't review unless it's awful. So I wanted to pause...”

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“Spoke with Kevin Massaro about potentially representing me and he was rude and not helpful at all. I spoke with another attorney right after him and they had compassion and discuss…”

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Pinnacle Designs and Marketing

Firm: Pinnacle Designs and Marketing

4610 S Ulster St , Denver , Colorado 80237

Practice Areas: Lawyers

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“Love their salads love their food great great options on the menu beautiful decor it's an old buildings got a lot of rustic features when you walk the floor...”

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Pinnacol Assurance

Firm: Pinnacol Assurance

, Aurora , Colorado 80010

Practice Areas: Lawyers

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“Called to check status on a claim for a patient. Debbie, the person who answered (not even the case manager), was super rude. Kept talking over me, wouldn't...”

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Pitzner Steven R Atty

Firm: Pitzner Steven R Atty

1660 S Albion St , Denver , Colorado 80222

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family

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“Does not know the law. Be very wary if he is assigned to you in a guardianship hearing. It was pretty scary. And absurd.”

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