Out of law school, James worked Title VII claims under the American Civil Rights Act of 1964. Many of these cases took him to the Southern District of Manhattan Federal Court. After passing the bar exam in both Colorado and New York, James expanded his practice into Colorado workers’ compensation law and national social security disability hearings.
Over the years, James has achieved the level of partner at a major Denver personal injury firm and expanded his practice into mass torts and bankruptcy. A hallmark of his practice is a reliance on technology leverage, sustained effort in representing clients, and creative solutions to legal issues.
The State of Arizona recently passed a law allowing for non-attorney partnerships with attorneys. This is a unique opportunity for law firms to seek funding and build with more agility, thereby helping a greater number of clients. We can help you achieve strategic partnerships. These rules require the use of a Compliance Attorney. James is duly licensed to practice law by the Supreme Court of Arizona.
