Paul Gordon

Paul Gordon has been handling legal malpractice cases since 1992 and is one of the most experienced legal malpractice attorneys in the United States. In addition to being admitted in the Seventh and Tenth Circuits, the Districts of Colorado and New Mexico, and the State of Colorado, he has been admitted pro hac vice on legal malpractice cases in Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, and West Virginia.

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Colorado

Since 1992

U.S. District of Colorado

Since 1995

U.S. District of New Mexico

Since 2012

7th Circuit

Since 2016

10th Circuit

Since 1995

Gordon Legal Malpractice PLLC

Current

University of Colorado - Boulder

J.D. (1992)

1989 - 1992

Honors: Courtland H. Peterson Award for Outstanding Publication

Activities: Law Review

University of Denver

B.S. (1989) | Finance and Marketing

1985 - 1989

Honors: Magna Cum Laude

Colorado State Bar  # 21860

Member

1992 - Current

On Depositions in Colorado (2nd ed.)

LexisNexis

2012

Q. I asked my public defender to file a motion and a affidavit I wrote up.and he told me they don't do that. Is he correct

January 15, 2024

A: Your attorney has no obligation to file what you write, and it might be impermissible for your attorney to file it. However, it would be pretty stupid for your attorney to ignore it, and your attorney should provide you with an explanation of what the attorney chooses to do.

Q. What type of lawyer handles malpractice suits against law firms handling VA Disability claims?

January 14, 2024

A: Any lawyer licensed to practice in the State in which you reside or the State in which your disability attorney resides. You can also hire an attorney outside of both States, if a local attorney will sponsor the outside attorney.