Appeals Lawyers In Colorado
Experienced Colorado appellate attorneys ready to protect your rights
Experienced Appeal Attorneys in Colorado
Brownstone Law has a seasoned team of Colorado appeal lawyers with many years of experience representing clients in complex appeals. Appeals in Colorado are led by Attorney George Thomas, while Mr. Robert Sirianni handles all federal appeals in Colorado.
In Colorado, we have a team of appellate lawyers handling cases in civil litigation, breach of contract, business disputes, and criminal convictions, including securities claims, white-collar crimes, and RICO charges.
We represent clients across Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, and other regions throughout Colorado.
Schedule a consultation with our Colorado appeals attorneys today.
Comprehensive Appellate Legal Services in Denver
We have years of experience handling appeals across Colorado and nationwide. Our Denver appellate team represents clients in civil, criminal, and federal appeals, including post-trial and interlocutory appeals.
Our lawyers are often retained by trial counsel to argue critical motions such as directed verdicts and summary judgments in appellate courts.
Our Range of Appellate Services
- Civil and Commercial Appeals
- Federal Appeals and Sentencing Reviews
- Criminal Conviction Appeals
- Post-Conviction and Habeas Corpus Petitions
- Supreme Court and Amicus Briefs
Our Track Record of Success in Appeals
With hundreds of successful appellate cases before the Colorado Court of Appeals, administrative appeal boards, and even the U.S. Supreme Court, our track record speaks for itself.
We prepare amicus briefs for significant national cases and represent organizations with an interest in ongoing appellate matters.
Specialized Criminal Appeal Representation in Colorado
Our criminal appeal lawyers specialize in managing state and federal appeals in Colorado.
Our attorneys also handle filing Colorado habeas corpus petitions under Section 2255 and 2254 motions for post conviction relief.
Appeals are filed before the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals and the Colorado Court of Appeals, located at 2 E 14th Ave, Denver, CO 80202.
Contact us at (303) 630-9863 to discuss your criminal appeal and begin the process of protecting your rights.
Types of Criminal Appeals We Manage
- Drug-Related Offenses
- Asset Forfeitures
- Sentencing Errors
- Post-Conviction Motions
- Federal Criminal Convictions
- Violations of Constitutional Rights
Quality Appeals Lawyers in Colorado Mainly Focus on
Our Colorado appeal lawyers focus on several areas of criminal law, including:
- Drug Possession
- Drug Trafficking
- Drug Cultivation
- Drug Importation
- Drug Manufacturing
- Forfeitures of Assets
- Marijuana Cases
- Sentencing Issues
- Federal Criminal Convictions
We handle complex appeals, ensuring that each case receives the attention and legal strategy it deserves.
Serving Clients Statewide in Colorado
Our Appellate services extend across Colorado, including:
- Denver County
- Colorado Springs (El Paso County)
- Aurora (Arapahoe County)
- Jefferson County
- Adams County
- Larimer County
- Boulder County
- Pueblo County
- Mesa County
- Garfield County
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Contact Our Colorado Appeals Lawyers Today
If you’re facing an unfavorable court decision, let our Colorado appeal lawyers fight for you.
Schedule your consultation today — we’re ready to review your case and begin your appellate strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Colorado Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of Colorado
1. What is the Colorado Court of Appeals?
The Colorado Court of Appeals is an intermediate appellate court that reviews decisions from the Colorado District Courts, Denver Probate Court, and Denver Juvenile Court. It also has specific appellate jurisdiction over decisions from various state administrative boards and agencies, including the Industrial Claim Appeals Office. The court's decisions can be reviewed by the Colorado Supreme Court.
2. What is the Colorado Supreme Court?
The Colorado Supreme Court is the highest court in the state, serving as the court of last resort. It reviews decisions from the Colorado Court of Appeals and has original jurisdiction over certain matters, such as disciplinary proceedings against attorneys and the regulation of the practice of law in Colorado.
3. How are justices appointed to the Colorado Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court?
4. What types of cases do the Colorado Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court hear?
The Colorado Court of Appeals reviews civil and criminal cases from lower courts, including family law, probate, and juvenile matters. The Colorado Supreme Court primarily reviews decisions from the Court of Appeals and has original jurisdiction over certain matters, such as attorney discipline and the regulation of the practice of law in Colorado.
5. How can I access opinions from the Colorado Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court?
Opinions from both courts are available on the Colorado Judicial Branch's website. You can search for opinions by date, case number, or keyword.
6. What are the filing fees for appeals in Colorado?
As of the latest information, the filing fees for the Colorado Court of Appeals are:
- Appellant/Petitioner: $223.00
- Appellee/Respondent: $148.00
If you are unable to afford the filing fee, you may be eligible to file without payment.
7. How do I file an appeal in Colorado?
To file an appeal, you must file a Notice of Appeal with the appropriate court within the specified time frame after the judgment or order you are appealing. Detailed instructions and forms are available on the Colorado Judicial Branch's website.
8. Can I represent myself in an appeal?
Yes, individuals can represent themselves in an appeal, a process known as "pro se" representation. However, navigating the appellate process can be complex, and it is advisable to consult with an attorney or utilize self-help resources provided by the Colorado Judicial Branch.
9. How can I obtain information about a specific case?
You can search for case information using the Colorado Judicial Branch's online case search tool, which allows you to search by case number, party name, or attorney information.
10. Are oral arguments open to the public?
Yes, oral arguments in both the Colorado Supreme Court and the Colorado Court of Appeals are open to the public. Members of the public are welcome to attend in person or listen to oral arguments via livestream.
For more detailed information, you can visit the official websites of the Colorado Court of Appeals and the Colorado Supreme Court.
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