
Partner with a Colorado civil rights firm built for trial.
Civil rights litigation is a specialized practice. The federal court rules are technical, qualified immunity is a moving target, and the trial dynamics are different from anything you see in state-court civil practice. We are here for attorneys who have a case worth fighting and want a partner who actually tries cases.
Whether you have a strong matter you would like to refer in full or you want to share the work and the risk on a complex case, we are open to the conversation. We honor referral arrangements and have worked with firms of every size across Colorado.
We try cases. Co-counsel relationships work best when both sides bring real trial preparation — and we bring it to every matter we take.
Section 1983 cases live or die in federal court. We know the local rules, the judges, and the qualified-immunity landscape.
Referral fees are paid as agreed and documented in writing, consistent with the Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct.
Send us a short note about the matter. We will respond within a few business days.
We review the file under privilege and let you know whether it fits our practice and how we would approach it.
We document the arrangement in writing — referral, association, or joint representation — and confirm fee terms up front.
We handle the federal civil rights work and keep you as involved as you and your client want to be.
All inquiries are confidential and protected by the rules of professional responsibility. Reach out by phone or email and we will get back to you within a few business days.
Sending a message does not establish an attorney-client or co-counsel relationship. Please do not include confidential information until a written agreement is in place.
Tell us what happened. We review every message and follow up — usually within about 48 hours. You pay nothing unless we win.
Tell us what happened — all consultations are free and confidential.