About
The vision for Empower Law began in 2013, when the founder Christopher M.A. started. Lujan was a prosecutor and civil officer of Denver's cities and counties. Realizing that many citizens were unable to stand up to the city's legal power, Christopher began a practice of quitting their social service 17 years later and not walking alone, of doing this just to represent customers who are not speaking out about their encounters with the government. Empower Law exists so that men and women in general Colorado can gain insight into high quality legal expressions and systems with limited means. We are not for "privileged minority" who have never experienced the difficulties most people face. We are not for those who have never been reprimanded for their work, or for those who have never lost their jobs simply because they oppose their leadership. And we never hold those whose privileges protect them accountable for breaking the law.
Established in 2017
Especialities
The practice of Empower Law's employment practices is focused on the following areas: - Assertion of the Equal Employment Opportunity Committee (EEO) · Discrimination based on age, disability, gender, sexual orientation, and other protected classes based on federal or state discrimination laws - Deteriorating work environment - Internal Notifier - Sexual harassment complaint - Retaliation · Wage and payment violations · Unauthorized termination - Constructive emissions Empower Laws Criminal Defense Practice is focused on: - Defense of domestic violence - Traffic violation - DUI · Crimes against people - Crime against property - A serious crime - Minor offense
Christopher M. A. Luyan always wanted to be a lawyer.
Christopher, a Danish bishop and a graduate of Colorado, got a degree in political science at the University of Northern Colorado in 1994 and a degree in law at the University of Northeast. In 1997, he studied law in Boston. Before establishing
Empower Law, Christopher had been engaged in government operations for about 20 years. This included the successful prosecution of crimes against domestic violence, and his work as a criminal prosecutor focused on moving to civil suits later, and he succeeded in representing the city's organs and departments in Denver & Amplifier (#39) under the Employment Law. At the home of the 100th Anniversary Festival, the wife and wife raise three children,
Christopher. Christopher enjoys playing soccer, reading history, and watching children compete on weekends when he is not practicing law.
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| Monday |
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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| Tuesday |
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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| Wednesday |
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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| Thursday |
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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| Friday |
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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| Saturday |
Closed
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| Sunday |
Closed
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