Colorado Lawyers Wade Zobel to Warren Domangue

Explore Colorado attorneys like Wade Zobel, Wadi Muhaisen, Wagner Law Office, PC, Walker Law, Wallace Brylak, Wallace Prugh, Wallis Finger, and Warren Domangue. in cities like Denver, Centennial, Colorado Springs, Denver and Littleton. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 80211, 80202, 80123.

Wade Zobel

Walter C. Brau

Warkentine Law

Wanda Abel

Walter Slatkin

Walter Kennedy

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Wade Zobel

Firm: Zobel Legal Group

2460 West 26th Ave #C-190 , Denver , Colorado 80211

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Zobel Legal Group’s mission is simple, we want to provide equal access to justice, with respect throughout the process, that results in fair compensation for injured parties; regardless of what language they speak, how they are perceived, or background they have.. La misión de Zobel Legal Group es simple, queremos proporcionar a todos un acceso igual a la justicia, con respeto durante todo el proceso, y que resulte en una compensación justa para las partes involucradas; independientemente del idioma que hablen, de como son percibidos o de los antecedentes que tengan.

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Walter C. Brauer III

Firm: Brauer, Buescher, Goldhammer, Kelman & Dodge, P.C.

1563 Gaylord Street , Denver , Colorado 80206

Practice Areas: Labor

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“I had a long time employee decide to start doing side jobs for himself and started steeling my business and customers. It was devastating to my busine...HeathCannot say enough wond…”

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Warkentine Law Office

Firm: Warkentine Law Office

720 Burbank St , Broomfield , Colorado 80020

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family, Estate Planning

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“I would highly recommend NOT to use this firm. My personal experience was horrid, this firm made numerous mistakes on a simple parenting plan calendar -...”

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Wanda Abel

Firm: Davis Graham Stubbs LLP

3400 Walnut St Unit 700 , Denver , Colorado 80205

Practice Areas: Corporate , Intellectual Property , Securities , Business

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Walter Slatkin

Firm: Wolf Slatkin & Madison P.C.

950 S Cherry St Ste 1520 , Denver , Colorado 80246

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Business, Business, Business, Business

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Walter Kennedy

Firm: Hensley & Kennedy, P.C.

1790 30th Street , Boulder , Colorado 80301

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Business Formation, Civil , Corporate , Employment & Labor , Probate , Real Estate , Wills, Business

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Walter Kelly

Firm: Miller & Steiert, P.C.

1901 W Littleton Blvd. , Littleton , Colorado 80120

Practice Areas: Business Organizations, Contracts, Estate Planning, Probate , Trusts, Wills, Trusts, Trusts, Trusts, Trusts

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Walter J. Downing

1125 Seventeenth Street 600 80 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Construction ,Insurance ,Railroad/FELA

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Walter Hopp

Firm: Hopp & Associates PC

353 Main Street , Longmont , Colorado 80501

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

Walter J. Hopp is licensed to practice law in Colorado. His practice is limited to estate and business planning and related tax, domestic and offshore asset protection, charitable issues, trust and estate administration, and some selected real estate matters. Although he developed extensive prior experience in litigation matters, for several years he has considered himself to be a reformed lawyer.. Mr. Hopp has a team of other attorneys with experience in certain areas, upon whom he is able to call in order to provide a full range of services to clients. In such cases you may view Hopp as captain of the team of advisors and counsel, even when much of the ordinary work is performed by others.. View more at

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Walter Bradley

Firm: Law Office of Walter Bradley

12412 York St , Thornton , Colorado 80241

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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“I have consulted and hired Walter since 2007 concerning my legal needs. He has been professional, co”

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Wadi Muhaisen

Firm: Muhaisen & Muhaisen, LLC

1225 17th Street , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Denver native Wadi Muhaisen is a trial attorney who specializes in representing clients before various courts and tribunals throughout Colorado and the Federal Courts. He has been named a Colorado Super Lawyer Rising Star in 2012.. Wadi has represented clients:. · - In Misdemeanor and felony criminal cases in Municipal, Colorado County Court, and Colorado District Court;. · - In complex Civil cases to trial verdict in Colorado County Court, Colorado District Court, and United States Federal District Court; and. · - In cases before Colorado and Municipal Administrative Courts.. · - In the Colorado and Tenth Circuit Courts of Appeals.. Muhaisen is a trial attorney who specializes in advocating for clients before courts of law.

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“recommend this man to be by your side in court!”

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“Wadi and Scott made the whole legal process feel so simple. I've never had to navigate the legal system before, and they were so welcoming, patient, and professional, making everyt…”

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Wallis S. Stromberg

500 1550 Seventeenth Street 80 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Business Formation,Health Care & Hospitalization,Mergers & Acquisitions

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Wallis Finger

Firm: Blend Financial Inc. Dba Orgin Financial

2840 Fairfax St Ste 280 7 , Denver , Colorado 80207

Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation

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Wallace Prugh

Firm: Prugh McFadden Law Firm, LLC

598 S Gilpin St , Denver , Colorado 80209

Practice Areas: Arbitration, Automobile Accidents, Head and Spinal Injuries, Legal Malpractice, Mediation, Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability, Slip and Fall, Wrongful Death, Personal Injury

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Wallace Brylak

Firm: Brylak and Associates LLC.

2 N Cascade Ave Ste 1120 , Colorado Springs , Colorado 80903

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“Speeding ticket handled with no anxiety on my part. Turned it over to Brylak who did all the work. N”

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Walker Law

, Denver , Colorado 80210

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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Wagner Law Office, PC

Firm: Wagner Law Office, PC

3969 E Arapahoe Rd , Centennial , Colorado 80122

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy

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“Todd and Emily are very informative, good communicators, and very knowledgeable about the Bankruptcy process. Filing for bankruptcy was something I'd never...”

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“We have been through a very difficult time and we were very scared about filing and everything that comes with. We just got lucky that we randomly found Todd and his team (Lauren) …”

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Warren Domangue

Firm: Law Office of Warren Domangue

720-495-7315 , Littleton , Colorado 80123

Practice Areas: Family

My background includes 15 consecutive years as a paralegal in family law, litigation and criminal defense. In 2000, after a lengthy decision process, I applied for admission to law school. I was initially accepted and started law school at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock in 2002 and transferred back to the University of Denver in 2004. While in law school, I worked full time in addition to caring for my three children. Usually, it takes 3 years to earn a law degree but working full time required a longer commitment. I graduated in 2007.. I understand many of the hardships, stress and difficulties people face when dealing with the legal system. When children are involved, the process appears even more stressful and only adds to an already heartbreaking situation. I work hard to create a cooperative working relationship with all my clients and make every attempt to be available at reasonable times. As my current and past clientele can attest, I am approachable and do not make anyone feel as though they cannot discuss anything required to alleviate concerns. I work hard to live up to the title "Counsel" by providing more than legal advice if necessary to help you through an already difficult process.. At the same time, because I quickly develop rapport with my clients, I am immediately passionate and aggressive and protective of their legal rights. I will do everything permissible to ensure that you, my client, are not "bulldozed" in the legal arena.. If you need and want a down-to-earth, approachable attorney, I will be glad to help you in any practice area in which I am working.

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Waltemath Law Office

Firm: Waltemath Law Office

3843 W 73rd Ave , Westminster , Colorado 80030

Practice Areas: Wills, Trusts, & Probates

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“Tamara Waltemath has been our estate attorney for many years. She gives us the confidence that everything is covered and that will make it easier on our...”

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Walsh Thomas A

Firm: Walsh Thomas A

2201 Ford St , Golden , Colorado 80401

Practice Areas: General Litigation, Real Estate

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“Tom had me at hello. He gained my trust immediately before I presented a sensitive legal document for him to review. I took his professional advice at face...”

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