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Savidge Law Firm PC

Savidge Law Firm PC - Boulder, CO

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Business Transactions Lawyers in Boulder, CO

4845 Pearl East Circle Suite 101 Boulder, CO 80301

720-441-3667 Call Now Website Website

Boulder Business Transactions Law Firm

Updated: 02/15/2026

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  • Business Transactions

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    By Anonymous on Nov. 24, 2020
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    Talking to Attorney Savage today, I found him a simple but professional, humorous, calm and soothing, patience to listen, willingness to help the helpless in dire need, and in overall a person with positive attitude. Thank you Attorney Savage for your time and advise over the phone in my case of unemployment benefits. I am so thankful to receive your call and talk to you - got relieved. Have a good time ahead and keep doing your best. I wish you all the very best in the days ahead. Thank you.

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Boulder, CO

4845 Pearl East Circle
Suite 101
Boulder, CO 80301

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Phone: 720-441-3667

Website: http://savidgelawfirm.com/

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