Brad Laybourne | Colorado Springs Criminal Lawyer

Laybourne Law Firm has roots going back to 1911, when Paul Laybourne became the first in a long line of prominent attorneys in the Laybourne Family. Bruce Laybourne went to Harvard Law School and argued cases before the Supreme Court. Everett Laybourne also attended Harvard Law and specialized in complex international transactions. Robert Laybourne practices employment law and debt collection. Jeff Laybourne is a criminal defense trial lawyer.

Laybourne Law Firm carries on this rich family tradition with a focus on personal injury matters, criminal defense, juvenile defense, car accidents, DUI defense, and domestic violence defense. Satisfied clients are our only marketing. See our many five-star reviews on Google. We are confident that Laybourne Law Firm is the top law firm in Colorado Springs. In fact, we were just named "Top Attorney" by Colorado Springs Style Magazine.

Position	Organization	Location	Duration
Owner	The Laybourne Law Firm	Colorado Springs, CO	2013 - Present
Partner	Pikes Peak Law	Colorado Springs, CO	2007 - Present
Deputy District Attorney	District Attorney's Office	Colorado Springs, CO	2004 - 2007
Clerk to Chief Justice	Supreme Court Of The Northern Mariana Islands	Northern Mariana Islands	2003 - 2004
Associate	Dla Piper Us, LLP (And Predecessors)		2001 - 2003

School	Degree	Major	Graduation
University of California, Davis School of Law	JD	Law School	2001
Stanford University	Bachelor of Arts		1998

State / Court	Date
Colorado	2003
California	2001

• National College of DUI Defense, 2011-Present
  Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, 2009-Present
  Colorado Criminal Defense Bar Association, 2007-Present
  El Paso County Bar Association, 2007-Present
  Colorado Bar Association, 2003-Present
  State Bar of California, 2001-Present

• Top 40 Under 40 Trial Attorney, American Association for Justice, 2012 & 2013
  Gazette Best of the Springs, 2012
  Tradition of Excellence Award, District Attorney’s Office, 2005
  

• Client with Multiple Car Accidents Practice Area:Personal Injury Outcome:Total recovery was $450,000 Description: My client was crippled with chronic pain after being hit multiple times within a few years. This case was incredibly complicated because each insurance company was pointing to the other car accidents as the cause of my client's injuries. With the help of an apportionment expert, we were able to push back against the insurance companies' defenses. Motorcycle Accident Practice Area:Motorcycle Accident Outcome:Recovery of $650,000 Description: My client broke his ankle in 4 places after being sideswiped by a negligent driver. Broken pelvis in car accident Practice Area:Car Accidents Outcome:Recovery was $125,000, but client did not have to pay for her medical care. Description: My client missed an entire year of work. The insurance policies available were only $125,000. However, I was able to get the medical costs incurred by my client reduced to zero. Wrongful Death Practice Area:Wrongful Death Outcome:Recovery of $500,000, full policy limits Description: My client was the wife of a man killed while walking across the street. He was run over by a reckless driver who did not see him. My client relied on her husband for the financial support of her and her children. Trucking Accident Practice Area:Trucking Accident Outcome:$900,000 recovery Description: My client was struck by a semi-driver who fell asleep. Luckily, my client lived, but she had to spend a month in the hospital. It was necessary to obtain the black box information from the truck's digital log to show that the driver had spent way too long on the road than was safe.

• American Bar Association INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE PRIVACY HANDBOOK 2004
  American Bar Association INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY FOR CYBERSPACE SECURITY 2004
  American Bar Association INTERNATIONAL GUIDE TO COMBATING CYBERCRIME 2003
  JOURNAL OF INTERNET LAW        Privacy Issues in M & A and Strategic Alliances 2002
  Practicing Law Institute Outsourcing Conference Handbook Privacy Issues for the Global Company 2002
  JOURNAL OF INTERNET LAW        The 2001 Patriot Act's Affect on Employers 2002
  Practising Law Institute Strategic Alliance Conference Handbook        Privacy Issues in Strategic Alliances 2002
  
  

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Verified Credentials	Date Verified
(2001) Licensed as Attorney in California. Verified with California Bar Association.	January 28, 2016
(2003) Licensed as Attorney in Colorado. Verified with Colorado Bar Association.	January 28, 2016

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