The Lawyer Referral & Information Service connects you to qualified attorneys to assist with your situation. LRIS attorneys may charge up to $100 for an initial 30-minute consultation and standard rates (approx. $250-450/hour) upon retention. They may also require a retainer (approx. $4,000+). Most contingency cases (ex: workers comp, personal injury, bankruptcy, and social security appeals) have a different billing process. This program is voluntary for attorneys join and we cannot guarantee a match for every area of law. If a match is made, you are required to reach out to the attorney you are matched with to set up your consultation. Their contact information is sent via email or text message based on the information that is provided in the request.

Attorneys available:

• Administrative Law 
• Business Law
• Consumer
• Criminal
• Employment Law
• Estate Planning
• Family Law
• Personal Injury
• Probate
• Real Estate & Landlord Tenant

The Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel investigates and prosecutes allegations of violations of the Rules of Professional Conduct by attorneys in Colorado. The Office of the Presiding Disciplinary Judge presides over formal complaints against attorneys.
The Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel is authorized to investigate:
1. Attorneys licensed or otherwise certified to practice law in Colorado,
2. Attorneys who are not licensed in Colorado but practice in Colorado,
3. Colorado magistrates,
4. Colorado licensed attorneys serving as municipal court judges,
5. Allegations of the unauthorized practice of law,
6. Matters related to an applicant for admission to the Colorado bar, and
7. Matters related to the Colorado Attorneys' Fund For Client Protection.
To file a complaint related to any of the above topics, contact the Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel by calling (303) 457-5800, or toll free (877) 888-1370.
Note that The Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel does not handle complaints about judges, other than municipal court judges and magistrates.  Complaints about judges should be directed to the Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline.