CO Featured Attorneys

Posted by: admin in Colorado on June 15th, 2010

With any queries visit my featured Colorado personal injury law firm:

The Sawaya family has lived in Colorado for over 100 years. Michael is the managing partner in the Sawaya Law Firm. He was elected to the legal honor society and awarded the Order of the Coif. He began practicing personal injury law in 1975, and founded his firm in 1977. He has worked extensively in all aspects of injury law with an emphasis in serious brain injury cases. He has been a frequent lecturer at Continuing Legal Education seminars. He has extensive trial experience and has handled thousands of personal injury cases. Read more about the Law firm or contact them for a free consultation:

Sawaya Rose & Kaplan, P.C.
1600 Ogden Street
Denver, Colorado 80218

phone: 303-502-5010
toll free: 866-701-7302
fax: 303-832-7102

At the Denver, Colorado, law firm of Sawaya Rose & Kaplan, P.C., our attorneys and staff take great pride in helping injured people not only recover from their injuries, but also recover their lives. From the first day you come to Sawaya Rose & Kaplan, we will manage your case from many perspectives – medical, personal, financial and vocational – so that you can recover your life and lifestyle as much as possible.

At Sawaya Rose & Kaplan, our attorneys have helped thousands of injured people in the Denver, Colorado area.

- Sawaya Rose & Kaplan, P.C.

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