Ross E. Koplin, Attorney at Law
Colorado Law Firm
Ross E. Koplin, Attorney at Law
Ross E. Koplin is located in Denver, Colorado and focuses their practice in criminal defense of all matters. Mr. Ross Koplin has over twenty years of experience practicing as a lawyer in Colorado. His commitment and dedication in providing his clients with aggressive defense is what has made him so successful. He also works closely together with a caring and understand situations and stressful times a family or individual may be going through.
Practice Areas:
- Criminal Defense
- Theft
- Assault
Principal Attorney:
- Ross Koplin
The Law Office of Ross Koplin
600 17th Street
Suite 2800 South
Denver, CO 80202
Phone: (303) 831-8924
Fax: (303) 708-8276
http://www.denvercriminalatty.com/
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