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About Nick Mayle
Nick Mayle is the Managing Attorney of Ramos Law Personal Injury & Accident Lawyers' Grand Junction office. He is a trial lawyer focused on serious-injury and wrongful-death claims arising from negligence, drunk driving, defective products, and hazardous conditions.
Mayle has recovered tens of millions of dollars for clients through settlements, verdicts, and judgments, including a jury trial judgment exceeding $1 million. His cases have received coverage from the Associated Press, Dateline, the Denver Post, CBS Denver, ABC 7 Denver, NBC KUSA Denver, and local Colorado news outlets.
Practice areas
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Colorado
Other attorneys at Ramos Law Personal Injury & Accident Lawyers
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Joseph Ramos
Founder, MD/JD

Jonathan Stine
Managing Attorney

Alicia Oaks
Managing Attorney

Suzanne Keith
Managing Attorney

Randal Manning
Managing Partner

Jared Mazzei
Attorney

Jessica McBryant
Director of Complex Litigation

Emily McCurley
Attorney

Henry Miniter
Of Counsel

Ryan Nichols
Director of Bad Faith Litigation
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