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Civil Rights lawyers in Colorado Curtis Henry to Jay Nathan

Explore Colorado attorneys like Curtis Henry, David Stubbs, Donita Rolle-Jackson, E. Michael Gillick, Edmund Kennedy, Edward Hopkins, Edwin Smalley, and Jay Nathan. in cities like Littleton, Colorado Springs, Denver, Golden and Denver. These attorneys specialize in Civil Rights in Zip codes like 80120, 80210, 80237.

Jay Nathan

Edward Hopkins

Jay Nathan

Firm: Nathan Dumm & Mayer, P.C.

7900 E Union Ave Ste 600 , Denver , Colorado 80237 Zip code: 80237

Practice Areas: Civil Rights

Contact: +1 (855) 740-6428

Edward Hopkins

Firm: Civil Rights Litigation Group

1543 Champa Street , Denver , Colorado 80202 Zip code: 80202

Practice Areas: Civil Rights

I am devoted to advocating for individuals affected by defamation, employment discrimination, and police misconduct. My goal is to seek and obtain justice for victims who cannot fight for themselves.. I joined Civil Rights Litigation Group to advocate for victims of civil rights violations. I have been practicing defamation law since 2012. As a new lawyer, I realized the need to become well-versed in the area of First Amendment law, due to its complexities and nuances. I know the catastrophic damage that civil rights violations cause and the difficulty victims have trying to put their lives back together. I am dedicated to helping.. For more information, visit us at Civil Rights Litigation or call me to schedule a consultation.. ADMISSIONS. Colorado, Georgia, and Arizona. U. S. District Courts for Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico. U. S. Courts of Appeals for the 9th and 10th Circuits. U. S. Supreme Court

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Elizabeth Wang

Firm: Loevy & Loevy

2060 Broadway Ste 460 , Boulder , Colorado 80302 Zip code: 80302

Practice Areas: Civil Rights

Elizabeth Wang is a partner at Loevy & Loevy, one of the country's largest civil rights law firms. She litigates civil rights and post-conviction cases around the country, including in Colorado and Illinois.. Ms. Wang focuses her practice on representing individuals who have been wrongfully convicted, maliciously prosecuted, denied medical attention in jails and prisons or by police, subjected to police brutality or excessive force, or had their First Amendment rights violated. She represents both civil rights plaintiffs and petitioners in post-conviction and habeas corpus proceedings. She also handles cases of individuals whose civil rights have been violated as a result of policy failures on the part of municipalities and county governments.. Ms. Wang has tried numerous civil rights cases before juries in federal court and argued several federal appeals.

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