Colorado Lawyers Frederick S. to G. Roger

Explore Colorado attorneys like Frederick S. Otto, Frederick Schaefer, Frederick W. Long, Frederick Winters, Frederick Y. Yu, Fredric Winocur, Frickey Law Firm, and G. Roger Bock. in cities like Vail, Centennial, Denver, Denver and Boulder. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 81658, 80602, 80305.

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G Schuyler

G. Kevin Conwi

Frederick Y. Y

Fredric Winocu

G Suazo

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G. Roger Bock

Firm: Frascona, Joiner, Goodman and Greenstein, P.C.

4750 Table Mesa Drive , Boulder , Colorado 80305

Practice Areas: Civil ,Employment & Labor ,Lender ,Professional Malpractice

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G Schuyler

Firm: Law Offices of G. Michael Schuyler P.C.

5 Wedge Way , Columbine Valley , Colorado 80123

Practice Areas: Business

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G. Kevin Conwick

1700 Lincoln 4100 , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Entertainment & Sports ,Hotel and Resort ,Real Estate

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Frederick Y. Yu

Firm: Sherman and Howard L.L.C.

633 Seventeenth Street 3000 8020 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Health Care & Hospitalization

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Fredric Winocur

Firm: Ridley McGreevy & Winocur PC

303 16th Street, Suite 200 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Fred Winocur's practice combines white collar defense with general criminal defense, where he is routinely retained to defend cases across the state, for clients who are often visible members of Colorado's business, philanthropic and political communities. Mr. Winocur initially earned his reputation by winning challenging defense verdicts in over 50 jury trials. He is best known for persistently achieving extraordinary results for his clients, even before a case is filed or proceeds to trial.

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“Fred is an excellent criminal defense lawyer who works hard and creatively for his clients.”

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G Suazo

Firm: Heckenbach Suazo, LLP

Suazo Law LLC , Littleton , Colorado 80130

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

My practice includes a mixture of family law and criminal defense. In the family law arena, I have handled all types of cases, including divorce, allocation of parental rights and responsibilities, child custody, maintenance/alimony, paternity and relinquishment and adoption. I also focus on domestic violence issues. In the criminal arena, I handle all types of crimes, with a focus on sex crimes and domestic violence.. Outside of the office, I enjoy hiking, swimming, biking and running. I enjoy organized triathlons and runs including marathons and ironman competitions. I also enjoy traveling, preferably to a location with a beach.

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“l attorney. He always puts his clients first and fiercely protects their interests while maintainin”

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“It was a pleasure working with Aaron in a high-conflict custody matter. Although domestic relations matters can become emotional, Aaron was professional, solution driven, kind and …”

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Front Range Family Law

Firm: Front Range Family Law

4175 Harlan St , Wheat Ridge , Colorado 80033

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family,

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“BEFORE YOU HIRE ANY ATTORNEY!!! READ THIS!!! When it came to my divorce, first and foremost I was in denial. I did not want a divorce, I did not choose to...”

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“There are not a lot of lawyers out there who are tremendously capable, transparent, and compassionate in their law practice -- Rebecca is one of the few. She and her team work to k…”

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Frost & Beck, PC

Firm: Frost & Beck, PC

6898 S University Blvd , Centennial , Colorado 80122

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family

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“I had the amazing opportunity to work with Leslie Frost and the team at Frost & Beck PC. Leslie was caring, attentive and wonderful at communicating...”

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Fuicelli & Lee

Firm: Fuicelli & Lee

1731 Gilpin St , Denver , Colorado 80218

Practice Areas: Personal Injury,

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“Following a prescription error, I contacted Fuicelli and Lee. Matthew Durkin, of counsel at the firm took my case. Attorney Durkin demonstrated the kind of...”

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“Dealing with insurance has been one of the most stressful things I’ve ever had to deal with, after my accident trauma and stress took over. I’m so grateful I had Fuicelli & Lee to …”

— Cynthia Ponce

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Frederick Schaefer

14450 Elizabeth Court , Brighton , Colorado 80602

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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“ry. Complete let down, total waste of time and money, would have rather represented myself.”

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

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Fuller Law

Firm: Fuller Law

1736 Race St , Denver , Colorado 80206

Practice Areas: Personal Injury,

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“John was very helpful and understanding in my case. He was recommended to me by a close colleague and helped me through an extensive process. Barbara is...”

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Fuller Personal Injury Law

, Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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“Bridget at John Fuller law Firm was amazing to work with. She was professional, organized, and always responsive. She kept me informed throughout the...”

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Fusion Legal & Tax

Firm: Fusion Legal & Tax

2000 S Colorado Blvd , Denver , Colorado 80222

Practice Areas: Tax, Bookkeepers, Accountants

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“Finally! A multi-disciplined firm that bridges the gap between legal and tax issues. This group has been beyond helpful in guiding/ helping us reduce...”

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“The Long Law Group has been the best kept secret for my business success since 2004. Stephanie and her team has been THE MOST important element in my success. It's not about filing…”

— Amada Chan

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G James Poland

701 Court St , Pueblo , Colorado 81003

Practice Areas: Media, Advertising

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G. Mccelvey Hester

Firm: Hester, G. McCelvey

2119 Essex Ct , Fort Collins , Colorado 80526

Practice Areas: Government Agencies

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“Mr. Hester helped with my auto accident claim. He took the time to really understand my case and to help me understand what was happening. His super...”

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Frederick S. Otto

Firm: Otto Porterfield and Ayres, LLC

51 Eagle Road , Vail , Colorado 81658

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Real Estate

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Frickey Law Firm

Firm: Frickey Law Firm

, Denver , Colorado 80214

Practice Areas: Lawyers

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“My wife used them following her car accident and Randee Stapp is a fantastic lawyer. Got a huge settlement fighting till the end.”

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Frederick Winters

Firm: Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard Smith LLP

1700 Lincoln St Ste 3500 , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Civil , Corporate , Litigation, Litigation, Litigation

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Frederick W. Long

Firm: Walberg, Tucker and Holmes, P.C.

300 Quebec Centre II , Centennial , Colorado 80111

Practice Areas: Construction ,Insurance

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Fuller & Ahern, PC

Firm: Fuller & Ahern, PC

19751 E Main St , Parker , Colorado 80138

Practice Areas: Divorce & Family, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury

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“If I could I would give more than five stars to this firm, and especially Attorney Jason Landress. Jason and the rest of the team at Susan Fuller &...”

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“He took the time to explain every step of the legal process and made sure I felt comfortable and informed throughout. His attention to detail and strategic thinking set him apart f…”

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