Verify an Advocate

Verify an Advocate


January 30, 2012, The New York Times, Colorado Lawsuit Challenges Wisdom of Ballot Box
January 28, 2012, The Denver Post, PHAMALy and Curious continue to push theatrical boundaries
January 27, 2012, The Denver Post, Lawsuit against Adams County sheriff over alleged ADA violations gains three more plaintiffs
January 26, 2012, BostonGlobe.com, Manchester-Essex 8th grader will not allow disability to derail his pursuit in pool

How do I know if someone is really an advocate, or if they are with your organization? If you are concerned that someone is not an advocate or is not affiliated with the Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition (CCDC), you may call or email us to verify. 303-839-1775 877-817-1435 Verify by email

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Important Notice CCDC’s employees and/or volunteers are NOT acting as your attorney. Responses you receive via electronic mail, phone, or in any other manner DO NOT create or constitute an attorney-client relationship between you and the Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition (CCDC), or any employee of, or other person associated with, CCDC. The only way an attorney-client relationship is established is if you have a retainer agreement with one of the CCDC Legal Program attorneys. Information received from CCDC’s employees or volunteers, or from this site, should NOT be considered a substitute for the advice of a lawyer. www.ccdconline.org DOES NOT provide any legal advice, and you should consult with your own lawyer for legal advice. This web site is a general service that provides information over the internet. The information contained on this site is general information and should not be construed as legal advice to be applied to any specific factual situation.

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