Colorado Lawyers Warren Edson to Wendy Monteith

Explore Colorado attorneys like Warren Edson, Warren Price, Watkins Law Firm, Watson & Associates, Wayne B. Schroeder, Wayne H. Hykan, Wayne Lauer, and Wendy Monteith. in cities like Denver, Boulder, Denver, Centennial and Denver. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 80205, 80903, 80237.

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Warren Edson

Firm: Law Offices of Edson Maytin

2701 Lawrence St , Denver , Colorado 80205

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I endorse Warren Edson. Warren is very knowledgeable on the law and very generous and helpful to his peers. I recommend him highly.”

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Warren Price

Firm: Murphy & Price, LLP - Federal Practice Group

10 Boulder Crescent , Colorado Springs , Colorado 80903

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Federal Crime, Immigration

Warren Duryea Price is the founder of a Litigation Firm practicing Criminal Defense, with a focus on federal cases as well as state law in Colorado and Maryland. Known for their commitment to trial advocacy, Wayne and his team are staunch defenders of the rule of law and champions of their clients' rights. Their approach is rooted in a deep respect for the Constitution and a steadfast dedication to upholding principles of fairness in the legal system. Wayne prioritizes defending cases that have a legitimate basis for defense, never advising clients to plea without cause. With a reputation for their courtroom experience and unwavering advocacy, Warren Duryea Price and his firm are trusted allies for those facing criminal charges in a variety of jurisdictions.

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“He was respectful and did everything he can to help me. He didnt view me as anything but a person th”

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“Mr. Price is a passionate advocate for his clients interests. I found him to be very professional as opposing counsel as well. Highly recommended.”

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Wendy Lewis

Firm: Cooper and Clough, P.C.

600 Writer Square 1512 Larimer Street Co , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense , Insurance , Medical Malpractice, Litigation

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“Very professional and extremely knowledgeable. A great asset to the community.”

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Wendy Harring

Firm: Grimshaw & Harring, P.C.

1700 Lincoln St Suite 3800 , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Real Estate , Land Use & Zoning, Land Use & Zoning, Land Use & Zoning

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Wendy Britt Fisher

Firm: Reilly Pozner and Connelly LLP

The Kittredge Building 511 Sixteenth Street Co , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Appellate ,Class Actions,Corporate

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Wendelyn Walberg

Firm: Walberg Law

8547 E Arapahoe Rd Ste J248 , Greenwood Village , Colorado 80112

Practice Areas: Appellate , Insurance , Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance, Insurance

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“Top-notch attorney. Highly respected in the legal community.”

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Weldon Phillips

Firm: Attorneys Title Guaranty Fund Inc.

2775 Overlook Dr , Broomfield , Colorado 80020

Practice Areas: Insurance

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Weinberger Law

Firm: Weinberger Law

2425 Canyon Blvd , Boulder , Colorado 80302

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Real Estate

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“We were referred to Gina Weinberger by a friend. We had been putting off estate planning for some time, but knew we needed to do it. Gina made everything so...”

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“Gina helped us both purchase and then a year later sell a piece of raw land in off-market transactions. She was prompt, thorough, and easy to get along with. Her fees are also extr…”

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WeedenLaw

Firm: WeedenLaw

355 S Teller St , Lakewood , Colorado 80226

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI

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“I had an urgent legal issue on a Sunday afternoon and I called every attorney I could find. Mr. Weeden promptly called me, despite the fact that it was a...”

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“This man always remember my name to say it correctly, im so grateful to him and his so professional manner to solve my legal case with me. Many times im grateful so finally time to…”

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Webster Cash

Firm: Cash Law Firm

1312 17th St Pmb 2134 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Health Care

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Wayne O. Stacy

Firm: Cooley Godward Kronish LLP

380 Interlocken Crescent 900 8 , Broomfield , Colorado 80021

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Wayne Litten

Firm: Kidneigh & Kaufman, P.C.

730 17th Street , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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Wayne H. Hykan

Seventeenth Street Plaza Building 1225 17th Stre , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Wayne B. Schroeder

3800 Wells Fargo Center , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Condemnation & Eminent Domain,Environmental ,Water

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Watson & Associates

Firm: Watson & Associates

13721 E Rice Pl , Aurora , Colorado 80015

Practice Areas: Business

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“When originally speaking with the office of Watson & Associates I was assured they would at least get me a court order to retain my business. Little to my...”

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Watkins Law Firm

Firm: Watkins Law Firm

4450 Arapahoe Ave , Boulder , Colorado 80303

Practice Areas: DUI,

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“Jennifer was more than we expected in the best ways! Her demeanor, knowledge, and compassion were keys to making a very stressful situation something we...”

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“I truly appreciate everything Jennifer did throughout the process. She is extremely knowledgeable, understanding, and professional from start to finish. She kept me informed every …”

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Wendy Monteith

Firm: Monteith Law, LLC

4610 S Ulster St , Denver , Colorado 80237

Practice Areas: Trusts, Wills, Contracts, Real Estate, State & Local Law

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“ommend her!”

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“I have worked with Wendy and have found her to be very professional and knowledgeable.”

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Weitzenkorn Gina B Atty

Firm: Weitzenkorn Gina B Atty

1441 18th St , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family

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“Gina immediately took the side of my daughter's mother. She even accidentally sent an email to my attorney where my daugher's mother and Gina were talking...”

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Wayne Lauer

Firm: Law Office of Wayne F. Lauer

8008 E Arapahoe Ct Ste 100 , Centennial , Colorado 80112

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“t my kids sob sorry I want some one on my case who cares can you say NEXT”

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Wendy Carlson

Firm: Wendy Carlson

1550 Larimer St , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Professional Services

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“If I could leave less than 1 star, I would. I had my dad use Wendy after reading her impressive website reviews. Now I wonder who could possibly give her an...”

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