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About Joseph Ramos
Joseph Ramos, MD/JD is the founder of Ramos Law Personal Injury & Accident Lawyers in Colorado, with dual expertise in medicine and law that brings unique medical knowledge to complex injury cases.
Ramos is a medical doctor who completed medical school and a medical career before earning his J.D. He paid his own way through college, medical school, and law school. He is admitted to the Colorado bar (#40751).
His recognitions include the Martindale-Hubbell Client Champion Award, The National Trial Lawyers Top 100, and Super Lawyers. He hosts the Ramos Law Difference Makers Podcast. The firm has multiple offices in Colorado (Northglenn, Denver, Broomfield, Centennial/DTC, Wheat Ridge, Colorado Springs, Grand Junction) and Phoenix, Arizona.
Practice areas
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Colorado (Bar No. 40751)
The National Trial Lawyers Top 100
Awards & recognition
Martindale-Hubbell Client Champion Award
The National Trial Lawyers Top 100
Super Lawyers
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