The Harris Law Firm is comprised of talented and compassionate attorneys whose team approach, individual abilities, and unwavering determination have earned us the trust of thousands of clients throughout the years – and the distinction of being Colorado’s largest family law firm.
Because we care about the quality of representation and support we provide, we employ attorneys who demonstrate not only the skills and legal abilities required of complex cases, but also the value-driven, personalized service we so highly value. For their efforts, many of our attorneys are recognized by a number of local, state, and national organizations – including the prestigious publication, Super Lawyers.
This year, we’re pleased to announce that four of our firm’s attorneys have been named to the 2019 Colorado Super Lawyers list of Rising Stars! This highly sought-after distinction recognizes top up-and-comers who’ve already earned the respect of their peers, and positive results for their clients.
Super Lawyers uses a meticulous nomination, selection, and peer-review process to curate its annual list of Rising Stars, for which only lawyers who are 40 years of age or younger, or who have been practicing law for a decade or less, are eligible for inclusion. In total, no more than 2.5% of all practicing attorneys in the entire state make the final cut!
The following attorneys from our team were among that select group:
Learn more about this honor and our award-winning attorneys on this press release.
The Harris Law Firm congratulates our attorneys selected for inclusion to this year’s edition of Super Lawyers Rising Stars. We know their recognition is hard-earned, and that speaks to their reputations as caring and highly capable advocates for clients facing some of the most difficult personal and legal experiences in their lives.
If you would like more information about our team, the types of cases we handle, or what we can do to assist with a potential case of your own anywhere in Colorado, call (303) 622-5502 or contact us online.
