Patrick C. H. Spencer II, M.A., J.D.
Managing Partner
Mr. Spencer has been practicing law for thirteen years and has worked in the
areas of Workers’ Compensation, Social Security and Veterans' Disability for
fifteen
years.
Accomplishments:
In the past 5 years Mr. Spencer has gotten more
than
$15 million in compensation for our clients. He has secured our firm's
largest Workers’ Compensation settlements. His win-percentage for Social
Security cases
is 98%.
Mr. Spencer has also won many Social Security appeals in Federal Court.
He is admitted to practice in front of:
The State Supreme Court of Colorado,
The Federal District Court for the District of
Colorado,
The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals,
The U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans' Claims.
Mr. Spencer is regularly consulted by other attorneys
for advice on complex issues relating to Workers' Compensation, Social Security
disability and Veterans' disability. He has been repeatedly praised
by judges for being one of the best claimant's attorneys in Colorado Springs.
Education:
Mr. Spencer attended the University of Colorado
School of Law, and has a Master's degree in Political Science and
Constitutional Law from the University of Colorado.
He graduated in the top four percent
of his law class at the University of Colorado School of Law.
Ms. Spencer started the firm as a solo-attorney practice in 1990. Prior to going into
private practice, Ms. Spencer worked as a prosecutor for the King County
District Attorney's Office in Seattle, Washington.
Ms. Spencer served
on the Colorado Division of Workers’ Compensation RSD/CRPS task force which
developed the Workers’ Compensation Treatment Guidelines for use in RSD/CRPS
claims. She has handled discrimination cases in federal court under the
Americans With Disabilities Act. Ms. Spencer is admitted to practice in Colorado and Washington
state, as well as the Federal District
Court of Colorado and the Federal Western District of Washington.
Our lawyers handle all types
of
Veteran's Disability claims including claims at the Regional Office,
Board of Veteran's Affairs (BVA) and U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans' Claims
(CAVC).
If you want to speak to a lawyer in Colorado
Springs about
your case, you have several
options-you can fill out our
online evaluation form,
call
us, or
e-mail
us, and a Colorado Springs attorney will evaluate your case for FREE.
We
have many clients from around Southern Colorado and the Western Slope including Alamosa, Buena Vista,
Denver, Castle Rock, Colorado
Springs, Durango, Grand Junction, Salida, La Junta, Lamar, Monument, Pueblo,
and Walsenburg.
Our attorneys have helped
thousands of people get the benefits they deserve.
