Colorado Lawyers Yerin Cho to Zachary McFarland

Explore Colorado attorneys like Yerin Cho, Yeulin V. Willett, Yev Muchnik, Yolanda Pasquini, Yuliya Levertova, Yuridia Bazan, Yvonne Olivere, and Zachary McFarland. in cities like Denver, Denver, Denver, Denver and Golden. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 80202, 81506, 80401.

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Yerin Cho

Firm: Zaner Harden Law LLP

1610 Wynkoop St Ste 120 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

"The leading rule for the lawyer, as for the man of every other calling, is diligence. Leave nothing for tomorrow which can be done today." -Abraham Lincoln-

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“I have known Yerin for over 6 years and I know that she is a hard-working, highly motivated, tough, and overall one of the best attorneys I know. I endorse her and I would recommen…”

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Zachary Daigle

Firm: Tolison & Williams, Attorneys at Law, LLC

203 Telluride Street , Brighton , Colorado 80601

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

Zachary Daigle focuses exclusively on family law cases at Tolison & Williams, Attorneys at Law, LLC in Brighton, Colorado. Zachary has experience handling various types of family law cases, such as dissolution of marriage (divorce) actions, legal separation actions, post-decree modification actions, and allocation of parental responsibility actions. Zachary zealously represents all his clients but also understands the necessity of compassion and common sense when assisting clients in the midst of their difficult family law disputes. Zachary will take the time to assist you in all of the complex aspects of your case and ensure that you are fully informed about the law and the impact the law would have on your family law case.

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“can't imagine having survived the process of stressful divorce and estate matters. You won't find a”

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“Competent, nice, cares about the parties involved and good advocate. I endorse this lawyer.”

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Zachary Levi

4500 E Cherry Creek S Dr , Denver , Colorado 80246

Practice Areas: Family

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“re reasonable given the quality and quantity of work he had to endure. I would definitely hire him a”

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“Zachary is an exceptional criminal defense and family attorney. His extensive experience in criminal defense enables him to effectively guide and support colleagues within the firm…”

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Zachary Lange

Firm: Wheeler Trigg O'donnell, LLP

370 Seventeenth Street , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Zachary G. Wilson

Firm: Liggett, Smith & Wilson, P.C.

112 425 W Mulberry St 8 , Fort Collins , Colorado 80521

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property ,Real Estate ,Trademarks

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“Wilson Law Firm was professional, prompt and knowledgeable when it came to my business contract questions. Zach was helpful and made sure I had what I needed to feel secure in enga…”

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Zachary Friedman

Firm: The Law Firm of Zachary Friedman

4649 Eldorado Springs Dr , Boulder , Colorado 80303

Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate, Contracts, Criminal Defense, Litigation

I aim to a be a new generation of attorney with a diverse skill set and focusing on cost efficiency. The vast majority of cases are settled and all the time and money that is spent on litigation is usually wasted. At the request of clients and as a cost containment measure, my practice is mostly virtual eliminating travel fees when possible. I try to resolve issues in the most practical way and focus on what is the best possible outcome for my client.

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“ng the facts and the feelings of the matters. He got me satisfactory results for all three, and did”

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Zachary Elsner

Firm: The Wilhite Law Firm

1600 Ogden Street , Denver , Colorado 80218

Practice Areas: Wrongful Death

Zach Elsner is a litigation attorney and practice manager at The Wilhite Law Firm. He is also the chair of the board of directors of the Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center. He is dedicated to seeking justice for his clients. He has dedicated his career to fighting for justice, advocating for victims, and holding wrongdoers accountable.

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“erienced and insightful legal advice. This really assisted and positively impacted our decision maki”

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“Mr. Elsner is a very knowledgeable attorney who is well respected in the legal community. I endorse this lawyer.”

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Zachary Dougherty

Firm: 3i Law

2000 S Colorado Blvd Ste 10000 , Denver , Colorado 80222

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Zachary Detra

Firm: Davis Graham Stubbs LLP

3400 Walnut St Unit 700 , Denver , Colorado 80205

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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Zachary Cordova

Firm: Cordova Law Firm, LLP

1604 H Street , Salida , Colorado 81201

Practice Areas: Family, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Business

Founded in 1982, the Cordova Law Firm, LLP is the widely recognized and premier full service law firm in Southern Colorado. Representing Corporations, Small Business and Individuals, our mission is to take a genuine interest in our clients, understand their objectives and meet or exceed their expectations. The Cordova Law Firm, LLP has positioned itself as one of the region's most prominent law firms, consistently offering quality legal services. Our offices are located in beautiful Salida, Colorado in the "Heart of the Rockies", however we provide services throughout Colorado, in both State and Federal Courts. Our client relations are grounded in personal relationships. There is a high degree of trust, respect, and, quite often, friendship in the relationships between our attorneys and our clients

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“I worked on a complex jurisdictional case with Attorney Cordova that required close coordination and clear communication. Throughout the process, Attorney Cordova was a true profes…”

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“Attorney Zach Cordova is truly the real deal! He’s an outstanding professional, very down to earth, and really takes the time needed to hear your story. He always goes above and be…”

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Yeulin V. Willett

Firm: Younge and Hockensmith, P.C.

743 Horizon Court 200 , Grand Junction , Colorado 81506

Practice Areas: Civil ,Insurance

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Zachary Chapman

Firm: Kearney McWilliams & Davis

1625 Broadway, Suite 2950 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Oil & Gas, Guardianship, Probate, Child Support, Family, Divorce, Child Custody, Uncontested Divorce

Zachary A. Chapman became licensed to practice law in Colorado in 2011, obtaining his license in Nebraska shortly after. Prior to becoming licensed, he earned his BA in Psychology and Political Science from University of Colorado at Boulder, a school that he followed since attending their football games with his father at a young age. Following this, he pursued his legal educated at the University of Wyoming College of Law, earning his Juris Doctorate in 2011.

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“I endorse this lawyer. Mr. Chapman is an excellent lawyer who has consistently gained the respect of his colleagues and clients alike. It has been a pleasure working alongside Mr. …”

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Zach Miller

Firm: Davis Graham Stubbs LLP

3400 Walnut St Unit 700 , Denver , Colorado 80205

Practice Areas: Environmental , Natural Resources, Water , Environmental and Natural Resources

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Yvonne Olivere

Firm: Olivere Law, PLLC

1763 N. Franklin Street , Denver , Colorado 80218

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

Experienced trust and estate attorney. I create comprehensive estate plans for individuals, couples and families. I also assist individuals in navigating the probate and estate administration process.

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Yuridia Bazan

Firm: Yuri Bazan Law Firm LLC

6535 S Dayton St Ste 2100 , Greenwood Village , Colorado 80111

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Yuliya Levertova

Firm: Hernandez & Associates, PC

1490 N Lafayette St , Denver , Colorado 80218

Practice Areas: Immigration

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Yolanda Pasquini

Firm: Polsinelli

1401 Lawrence , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Prior to practicing law, Melinda owned and operated multiple restaurants in the Denver Metro Area. Melinda continues to own the original Pasquini's Pizzeria located in Denver, Colorado. Melinda's extensive business background promotes a collaberative approach to practicing law that focuses on meeting a company's business and legal needs.

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“Ms. Pasquini is one of the smartest lawyers I know. Not only is she intelligent, but she also has a keen understanding of the law.”

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Yev Muchnik

Firm: Launch Legal, LLC

3343 Larimer St. , Denver , Colorado 80205

Practice Areas: Business

I am moved by innovation and technology and have been practicing corporate law primarily in those sectors. I am a firm believer that consulting an attorney should not be prohibitive, either from the perspective of cost or accessibility. I love working with companies in all stages of their life cycles and helping them succeed.

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“h accelerator-backed and venture-backed startups - she know what is important to them. Cannot recomm”

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“Yev is so very intelligent. I am constantly impressed with her mind and the things she is able to accomplish. Tremendous respect for this lady.”

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Zachary McFarland

Firm: McFarland Litigation Partners

910 13th St., #200 , Golden , Colorado 80401

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

In 1998, my father and I formed McFarland Law Offices. In 2020, we joined forces with my two brothers, Gabe and Luke, to create McFarland Litigation Partners. We only represent plaintiffs who have been injured through no fault of their own, or have been treated unfairly by an insurance company. We never represent insurance companies! In my free time I love to surf, play basketball, play guitar/harmonica and spend time with my wife and two children.

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Yvonne Sell

Firm: Carolin Topelson Law, LLC

3900 E Mexico Ave Ste 300 , Denver , Colorado 80210

Practice Areas: Litigation

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