The world isn’t always fair, especially if you are part of a community that is denied access to full justice. Whether you’ve faced a sexual predator, a slumlord, a discriminatory boss, or a careless driver—these injustices can derail your life in an instant. At LawForPeople, we work to ensure those responsible are held accountable. As experienced personal injury and sexual abuse attorneys, we understand the unique challenges victims face in seeking justice.
If you’re from a minority or marginalized group, or simply think outside the box, finding fairness, justice, and healing can be an uphill battle.
We understand you because we’ve been there.
We are not just attorneys—we are members of the communities we represent. We know firsthand that being seen and heard matters. We’re fiercely committed to providing the best legal representation for those who need it most.
When you work with us, you’re not just hiring lawyers—you’re partnering with people who understand you and will fight relentlessly for your justice.
The law exists to protect and deliver justice to those who’ve been harmed, wronged, or traumatized. But too often, many marginalized communities are left out. Whether it's women, BIPOC, transgender individuals, or their families and allies, the legal system frequently fails them. We’ve all seen the unfairness play out across the country, leaving many wondering: Can we ever truly get a fair shot at justice?
That's where we come in
We’re fierce, battle-tested, and deeply passionate about holding bad actors accountable, with no exceptions.
We represent the totality of our clients for the vibrant, creative, magical people they are. No insurance company, no bad actor, no sex offender gets a discount for who we are. We make it clear: your story matters, and we know how to fight for it. From personal injury and car accidents to discrimination, premises liability, and sexual abuse cases, we go all in for our community.
Everyone deserves justice and we're here to make sure you get it.
verdicts & settlements
There are just a few of the results we’ve gotten for our clients from personal injury settlements to pain and suffering settlements, wrongful death settlements, sexual abuse settlements, and more.
Against energy companies who negligently set up a fracking well, resulting in the burn death of Plaintiff's husband, an undocumented worker.
Weld County
Garcia, L v. Noble Et al.
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Action for Negligence during acrobatic dancing at Cherry Creek nightclub.
$975,000
Settlement
Denver Counuty
Schenk v. Robert N.
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Violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act for failure to adequately control Plaintiff's wheelchair, and she was seriously injured as a result.
$4,500,000
Verdict
Denver Counuty
Against Metro Taxi
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Settlement after filing a lawsuit. Mary K., mother of Addy K., an infant who died after being left unattended for more than an hour at White Oaks Academy Day Care.
$1,000,000
Settlement
El Paso County
Mary K.
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There are just a few of the results we’ve gotten for our clients from personal injury settlements to pain and suffering settlements, wrongful death settlements, sexual abuse settlements, and more.
Intelligent, compassionate, kind and gets great results! Very personable and pays attention to detail.
- Darren Lyman
Best law office! Always answered my questions and kept me in the loop. Would recommend to everyone
- Stacey Lee
Law for People represented me in an employment separation matter. I was incredibly satisfied with their work, attentiveness, and professionalism. Would absolutely recommend Ellyn and Mike for anyone who needs employment and/or contractual legal representation.
- Charles Spitzer-Stadtlander
I've never met an attorney that has her morals. She’ like family rather than an attorney wanting a paycheck. She doesnt make a legal case boring either. Shes awesome.
- Rakan Aldossary
When we’re not winning sexual abuse and personal injury settlements, you can find us doing general legislative advocacy on Capitol Hill, feeding the unhoused, attending LGBTQIA+ events with Parasol Patrol, fighting poaching in Africa, teaching legal skills to other like-minded trial attorneys, at Pridefest, and even taking the trans flag to Mount Everest (Sagarmatha to the Nepalis, Chomolunga to Tibetans).