Appeals Lawyers In Colorado

Colorado Appeal Lawyers

Brownstone Law has a seasoned team of Colorado appeal lawyers with many years of experience in representing client’s appeals. Appeals in Colorado are led by attorney George Thomas of Brownstone Law.  Mr. Robert Sirianni handles only federal appeals in Colorado. Our Colorado appellate lawyer have the expertise to manage appeals involving difficult civil litigation, as well as breach of contract and business disputes, having represented clients facing securities claims, white collar crime, as well as RICO charges. Our lawyers handle appellate cases from DenverColorado SpringsAurora and other areas throughout Colorado.

Contact us at (303) 630-9863 to schedule a consultation and speak with our Colorado appeals attorney today.

Experienced Denver Colorado Appeals Attorneys

We have extensive appellate experience. Our clientele is diverse and we handle appeals in Colorado and around the country. Our Colorado appeal lawyers handle appeals regarding court orders and the appeals after trial and interlocutory appeals. We are often retained by trial counsel to argue court motions, such as motions for directed verdict, and motions for summary judgment.  Our firm also handles criminal appeal lawyers in Denver on all types of criminal convictions.

Our success spans hundreds of cases that have been handled with the utmost professionalism. Our appeals lawyers have appeared in Colorado appellate courts, administrative appeals courts as well as the U.S. Supreme Court. We prepare amicus briefs in related to important cases pending in the U.S. Supreme Court. We frequently represent groups that have an interest in the main appellate court process. The law firm files appeals in Denver, Colorado and within the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Handling a criminal appeal is a challenge. Appeals are complex and can be dealt with perfection by an experienced lawyer. Handling appeals is a highly technical job and our lawyers have successfully taken on hundreds of appeals. We have the capability to handle the most complex criminal appeal. Our firm also handles cases in Colorado Springs and Aurora. Connect with our criminal appeal lawyers for appeals in Colorado at (303) 630-9863 .

Contact us at (303) 630-9863 to schedule a consultation with Denver Colorado to review your case.
Georgia Appeal Lawyers

Colorado Criminal Appeals

Our Colorado appeal lawyers have experience with appealing cases, especially cases involving the forfeitures of assets, particularly in marijuana cases. The legality of searches and seizures is most often the legal issue which may be appealed in many of these cases. Appeals also involve sentencing issues. Contact our Denver appeal attorneys now to discuss your criminal conviction.  Our attorneys also handle filing Colorado habeas corpus petitions under Section 2255 and 2254 motions for post conviction relief.

Dealing with state charges is a more simple process than criminal charges. You are better served having experienced appellate lawyers representing you in an appellate case. The lawyer has to be experienced and well-versed with Colorado laws and the rules of appellate procedure. The appeals lawyers at Brownstone Law also handle appeals from El Paso County Colorado, Arapahoe County Colorado, Jefferson County, Adams County, Denver County, Larimer County, Boulder County, Pueblo County, Mesa County Colorado, and Garfield. Contact our Illinois Appeals Lawyers for expert legal representation.

Criminal Appeals in Denver Colorado

The laws surrounding appeals are often complicated to understand, which is why hiring an appellate lawyer gives you the best chance of winning your case on appeal. You have a period of 10 days to file an criminal appeal in the Colorado Supreme Court and Court of appeals courtsColorado criminal appeal lawyers prepare a brief on your behalf to present before the court of appeal. We handle appeals that deal with:

  • DRUG POSSESSION
  • DRUG TRAFFICKING
  • DRUG CULTIVATION
  • DRUG IMPORTATION
  • DRUG MANUFACTURING

Our Colorado appeal lawyers have handled many court appeals.  Appeals take place before the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. Our experience enables us to create winning strategies that cover all areas of Colorado appeals. We develop a convincing written and verbal case to increases the chances of success in Colorado. Contact us to schedule your initial consultation. We also work on civil appeals, criminal appeals and Colorado post-conviction motions.

The Colorado Court of Appeals is located at 2 E 14th Ave, Denver, CO 80202

Quality Appeals Lawyers in Colorado Mainly Focus on

  • Drug Possession
  • Drug Trafficking
  • Drug Cultivation
  • Drug Importation
  • Drug Manufacturing
  • Forfeitures of Assets
  • Marijuana Cases
  • Sentencing Issues
  • Federal Criminal Convictions

Brownstone Law is committed to handling appeals in Colorado.

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Connect with our appellate lawyers in Denver Colorado to talk about your appeal to the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals of the United States.

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?

When a vacancy occurs, a commission reviews applications and submits three names to the Governor, who selects a justice from this list. The appointed justice serves a provisional two-year term before facing a retention election. If retained, they serve a full 10-year term before the next retention election. The Chief Justice is selected by the justices from among themselves. 

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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