Barre Sakol has practiced law in Colorado for over 30 years and has handled a wide variety of criminal, traffic, and family law matters (see more...). He maintains the highest standards in his practice and pledges to give each and every client superior quality legal representation. His approach to handling cases has earned him an excellent reputation among the legal community and the highest possi
ble rating (AV) from Martindale-Hubbell, a national rating service. While he has substantial trial experience, he prides himself on his unique ability to negotiate beneficial resolutions for his clients. He is sensitive to the impact a family and/or criminal law matter can have on a client and does everything humanly possible to obtain a favorable result without the need of proceeding to trial. If a matter does have to proceed to trial, he prepares extensively and is an aggressive litigator. He treats the case with the highest level of urgency to maximize the likelihood of a favorable result. In an attempt to avoid imposing his priorities on a case, Barre develops an "interactive" relationship with his clients. In that regard, Barre communicates with clients to ensure that he fully understands the client's insights, which are vital elements of the case. He recognizes that the case may have significant ramifications on the client and always places the client's best interests over his own agenda. Barre minimizes the possibility that a client cannot receive prompt advice, especially in emergency situations. Since these are stressful times for clients, he provides almost instantaneous responses to client inquiries through both telephone and email. Additionally, he has a trained staff that has been working with him for years and can handle emergencies until he can be reached. Barre guarantees the highest degree of legal competence, professionalism, and dedication to each case. His primary goals are to provide clients with personalized attention, good communication, and the security of knowing they are well represented at all times.
