Rob represented my wife and me through a personal bankruptcy which was the aftermath of our…read morebusiness's post-COVID Chapter 11 restructuring. The business survived that chapter, handled by another excellent attorney, but one creditor had retained a particularly aggressive lawyer who had a sordid reputation throughout the state. He had his sights set on our home, and having already faced him on the business side, we knew we needed serious representation. We asked personal friends and professional associates for recommendations and Rob's name came up repeatedly from completely unconnected people. When a friend who used to work as a bill collector threw in his recommendation, we figured we had our guy. This case was an absolute rat's nest. Opposing counsel threw every trick they could find at us trying to scare us. Rob told us ours was ultimately the second-hardest case he had ever handled, and he's had some tough ones. He navigated every aspect with sharp professionalism and a real understanding of the nuances involved, both the legal and the human side of things. His counsel was well-informed and his level of caution was on point for the situation we were in. After a lot of senseless drama, we ended up keeping our home on essentially the same terms we had offered the creditor from the beginning. It was a fair deal throughout and one that fulfilled our responsibilities to the best of our abilities. One thing worth mentioning: Rob comes off at first as a soft-spoken, maybe slightly frazzled kind of guy. Do not let that fool you. Most people who hire him will never get to see what he looks like in a courtroom, and you are missing out. We did get to see it, and it was something else. After the first time we watched him argue on our behalf, my wife and I looked at each other afterward and pretty much said, "Holy shit, this guy is terrifying." He fights with facts, mounds of them, and he knows how to turn hard, irrefutable facts into a human story. After the first 5 minutes I thought "Wow bro just went full nuclear out of the gate". Nope, nope he had not, he wasn't even warmed up yet. I've sat through plenty of court proceedings and it's usually a dry affair. I would not want to be on the other side of Rob. That's all I'm saying. I almost, almost a little bit felt sorry for the grease bag trying to take our house for a minute. But nah. He didn't just file papers and blather in a courtroom. Rob saved our home and our way of life. In doing so, he helped preserve the stability that lets us keep running a business that employs a dozen people here in Colorado, continue to serve our customers AND fulfill our responsibility to our creditors.

We utilized this law firm and specifically Mr Gary Brown, and we were impressed by his work ethic,…read moreis honesty, his timeliness and answering all of our questions and will strongly recommend him and the firm itself to others for a variety of legal needs in the future. Very professional, polite, and friendly, and fairly priced!

Tiffany is a great person at heart, Im from Los Angeles california, I was traveling through…read morecolorado when I was pulled over and arrested for a 1998 traffic ticket warrant.. I posted bond, and was told to return for court, I didnt want to do that, so I called Tiffany and she handled it for me. She saved me alot of money, oh yeah! did I mention pro bono! Thanks Tiffany, I would recommend her again and again!

Working with Geigle Morales felt like having a team made up entirely of Hall of Famers. Every…read moreattorney and paralegal I worked with was professional, prepared, and steady under pressure. Specifically, I had the privilege if working with Nicola as the main attorney on my very challenging custody case. Her courtroom presence, legal strategy, and communication were exceptional, and the whole team worked seamlessly together. They made an overwhelming process manageable, which resulted in all the outcomes I had advocated for, and I would trust this firm again without hesitation. Highly, highly recommend!

Phillip Geigle has been outstanding to work with during my difficult divorce case. His knowledge…read moreand experience is a welcome resource during tough times. Unlike many, he's a straight shooter, candid and someone who earns trust. A smart, capable legal pro who is likely to save me a fortune in settling this. Highly recommend. Phil's an ace. A++

I'm a client of Robert's, and I am so glad I found him. I had a specific legal situation that…read moreunexpectedly arose and needed to be dealt with quickly, and just based on his 5 star reviews, I called him to see if could possibly assist. I was surprised when he answered the phone himself late on a Friday afternoon, and even more surprised that after a short consult, he fully grasped my situation and articulated an action plan. I could tell he would aggressively and competently advocate for me, and immediately retained him. Since that conversation, he has been nothing short of fantastic. He is extremely efficient, direct, yet friendly and personable. His rates are extremely reasonable, and he is very strategic and action oriented. I can't say enough good things about him and his firm. He 100% deserves 5 stars, and I'm happy to help give him more. It's no accident that his clients rave about him. I just wish there were more lawyers like Robert out there!

A honest, smart, straightforward attorney. Very helpful, and clearly wants to do a great and…read moreefficient job. Highly recommend!

Leah is a rock star!!! You want her and her team on your side…read more Leah has helped me on several occasions. She is one of the top lawyers in Colorado and has the awards to prove it. I am grateful for all that she has done for me.

I was asked very specific information about my case to which I did not feel comfortable sharing on…read morethe first call such as what is your salary, the size of the company and so on. In addition, it cost $450 for hour just to review only up to 15 pages of documents and determine whether if I have a case or not.

Review is about 10+ years overdue, but now that my daughter is older and the courts can no longer…read moretorture me, I have decided to start speaking out about mediators, judges, GALs, etc. Many comments were out of line: When mediating parenting time, Helen told me that Christmas was a "commercial holiday," disregarding my Christian beliefs (the other parent is an atheist). Another "favorite" comment was when I showed Helen a picture of my daughter; she said with surprise that my daughter was "prettier than expected" and then stated that she took after her dad. I had mediation several times with Helen; it is good that she is finally retired!

We hired Ms Shreves to help us with our mediation. We hired her so we could avoid going to trial…read moreand to find a reasonable solution, but she actually made things worse. After she listened to both sides, she spoke with us alone. She first spoke with my husband. When she came onto the phone to speak with me, she had already come up with HER "solution" of how things should be handled instead of asking me what I wanted and then negotiating for each of us without bias. When I confronted her with my concerns that she had come up with a solution before involving me, she said she was an experienced mediator and knew what was best. Instead of talking with both sides and finding out what we both wanted, she decided what was best for us. That is not the role of a mediator. As a result of what I perceive as mediation arrogance that resulted in false expectations, we ended up in further legal battle that cost us both lots of money. Even my attorney agreed that she did us both a great disservice. Instead of bringing us closer together, she pushed us further apart. At the end of our legal battle, we ended up where we started BEFORE MEDIATION, but it ended up costing us both lots of money to get back there. While mediation is designed to help avoid long legal battles through resolution, Ms Shreves actually made things worse. While she claims that she has much experience, her experience has created an arrogance of "I know what is best for you" that clouds her ability to be unbiased and help her clients try to meet a goal that serves them both.

One of the best attorney in colorado. If im not mistake, at least 3 times that I had him beside…read moreme...

Mr Alex has helped me a bunch. He has helped me get my case going. He listens well and makes sure…read moreeverything is covered. He should get a raise. Please use this Denver personal injury form as they're Trustworthy.

As a former employee, I would NOT recommend hiring this firm. They do not prioritize client cases…read moreand often leave clients feeling ignored. Even when a settlement is reached, there's a significant delay--sometimes months--before clients see any of the money. He will give excuses. The lack of care and communication both internally and with clients makes it clear that the firm does not prioritize those they serve. Save yourself the frustration and look elsewhere for legal representation. * For those who are owed File a Complaint with the Colorado Attorney Regulation Counsel. You can find more information and file a complaint online through the Colorado Supreme Court's Attorney Regulation Counsel.

Sydney is attentive, strategic, and genuinely invested in achieving the best possible outcome for…read moreher clients.

Read the fee agreement closely before signing -- particularly the provisions on termination and…read morebilling disputes. In my case, a short marriage (under 2 years) resolved by agreement, with no children involved, ended up costing around $13,000 in total. Even after I terminated representation, I was billed roughly $4,500 more for withdrawal-related work, which is allowed under the fee agreement but caught me off guard. I did find several billing entries -- particularly internal staff meetings billed separately by multiple timekeepers for the same short discussion -- that I disputed as excessive. To the firm's credit, after a direct written negotiation, they waived accrued interest and agreed to reduce some of the disputed entries. But it took real effort and persistence on my end to get there, and I'd recommend anyone working with this firm review every invoice carefully and raise concerns in writing right away rather than assuming the billing will self-correct. Communication with my attorney was generally responsive, and the case did conclude. But budget for costs beyond your initial expectations, and don't hesitate to push back on specific line items if something looks off -- it's a negotiation you may need to have.