Jamie E. Chavez
Associate
Jamie Chavez’s practice focuses on the defense of healthcare professionals and facilities in Colorado.
Prior to joining Hall & Evans, Ms. Chavez was an Associate Deputy District Attorney in Denver, CO. She gained extensive trial experience and managed a criminal docket with involving felonies and misdemeanors. She was selected to serve in the Family Violence Unit, Domestic Violence Unit, and Juvenile Unit.
Ms. Chavez earned her JD and a certificate in International Law from the University of Oklahoma College of Law. During law school, she competed on the National Mock Trial Team and was the Submissions Editor for the Oil and Gas, Natural Resources, and Energy Journal. She also interned with the Office of the Nevada Attorney General and the Office of the District Attorney in Colorado’s 2nd Judicial District.
Ms. Chavez graduated cum laude from Utah State University with dual bachelor’s degrees in international business and law and Constitutional studies. While completing her undergrad, she was a Legal Intern with the Office of the District Attorney in Nevada’s 2nd Judicial District and was a Legal Researcher with the First District Court in Utah.
Bar Admissions
- Colorado, 2020
- U.S. District Court, District of Colorado
Location
Denver Office
Education
JD: University of Oklahoma College of Law, 2020
Certificate: International Law, University of Oklahoma College of Law, 2020
BA: Utah State University, 2017, Law and Constitutional Studies, International Business, cum laude
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Jamie
Career Distinctions & Honors
- Academic Achievement Award, Trial Techniques, 2020
Professional Associations
- Colorado Bar Association
- Denver Bar Association
Articles & Publications // Presentations // Webinars
- Author, “Cybersecurity and Offshore Oil: The Next Big Threat,” Oil and Gas, Natural Resources, and Energy Journal, Vol. 4 No. 2, 2019
Professional Experience
- Associate Deputy District Attorney, Office of the District Attorney, 2nd Judicial District, Denver, CO 2021-2026
Languages
- Spanish