Lawyers in Colorado

Find a lawyer near you in Colorado. Compare 8 law firms and attorneys in 1 cities, by practice area and location.

Cities in Colorado

Law firms in Colorado

  1. Ambler Keenan Mitchell Johnson

    950 S Cherry St #1650, Denver, 80246

    • Wills & Estate Planning
    • Probate & Estates
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  2. Conduit Law

    1576 Sherman St Suite 120, Denver, 80203

    • DUI & Traffic
    • Immigration
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  3. Conduit Law | Accident Attorneys

    1576 Sherman St, Denver, 80203

    • Personal Injury
    • DUI & Traffic
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  4. Denver Criminal and Injury Attorneys

    1873 S Bellaire St, Denver, 80222

    • Personal Injury
    • Criminal Defense
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  5. Denver Estate Tax Planning

    1485 S Colorado Blvd #300, Denver, 80222

    • Wills & Estate Planning
    • Probate & Estates
    • Tax
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  6. DUI Law Firm Denver

    1890 N Gaylord St, Denver, 80206

    • Criminal Defense
    • DUI & Traffic
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  7. Lento Law Firm Student Defense and Title IX Attorneys

    2301 Blake St Suite 100 Lento, Denver, 80205

    • Criminal Defense
    • Real Estate
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  8. Rider Goodwin Law Offices Llc

    950 S Cherry St Ste 500, Denver, 80246-2664

    • Family & Divorce
    • DUI & Traffic
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Frequently asked questions

How do I check a lawyer is licensed in Colorado?

Every practising lawyer in Colorado must be admitted by the state's licensing authority, usually the state bar or state supreme court. Search the state bar's online directory using the lawyer's name to confirm their license status and any public discipline.

How many law firms are there in Colorado?

Lawfindo lists 8 law firms with offices in Colorado, across 1 cities with local pages.

Do I need a lawyer licensed in Colorado?

For most state-law matters (such as family, criminal, real estate and personal injury), yes: the lawyer should be licensed in Colorado. Federal matters such as immigration and bankruptcy can sometimes be handled by lawyers licensed elsewhere.