How much do lawyers charge in Colorado?

The typical lawyer in Colorado charges between $122 and $510 per hour. Costs vary depending on the type of lawyer, so review our lawyer rates table to find out the average cost to hire an attorney in Colorado.

Practice Type Average Hourly Rate
Administrative $257
Appellate $208
Bankruptcy $321
Business $324
Civil Litigation $283
Civil Rights/Constitutional Law $510
Collections $281
Commercial/Sale of Goods $352
Construction $240
Contracts $320
Corporate $351
Criminal $225
Elder Law $150
Employment/Labor $316
Family $266
Government $233
Immigration $269
Insurance $179
Intellectual Property $350
Juvenile $122
Mediation/Arbitration $364
Medical Malpractice $249
Personal Injury $245
Real Estate $327
Small Claims $187
Tax $342
Traffic Offenses $393
Trusts $335
Wills & Estates $305

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About Clio’s Hourly Rate Data for Lawyers (Updated 2022)

Clio's hourly rate data is based on aggregated and anonymized data from tens of thousands of legal professionals using Clio. Each year, this data is analyzed and published within the Legal Trends Report, which provides ongoing, in-depth research into the most pressing issues faced by legal professionals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the hourly rate of a lawyer in Colorado?

The average hourly rate for a lawyer in Colorado is between $122 and $510 per hour.

How much does a family lawyer charge in Colorado?

The average hourly rate for a family lawyer in Colorado is $266 per hour.

How much does a civil litigation lawyer charge in Colorado?

The average hourly rate for a civil litigation lawyer in Colorado is $283 per hour.

What is the highest paid type of lawyer in Colorado?

Civil Rights/Constitutional Law attorneys are the highest paid type of lawyer in Colorado, earning $510 per hour on average.

What is the lowest paid type of lawyer in Colorado?

Juvenile attorneys are the lowest paid type of lawyer in Colorado, earning $122 per hour on average.