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Colorado Springs Business Law Firm
Overview
The Black, Blink, & Associates LLC in Colorado Springs, Colorado, offers a unique blend of experience, dedication and personalized legal guidance. With a heritage spanning over two decades, our firm has established itself as a trusted advocate in business law and criminal defense.
Our experience in the business sector means clients receive knowledgeable advice on the complexities of Colorado’s business laws, from incorporation to regulatory compliance, including specialized areas such as marijuana law. For businesses facing legal hurdles, our attorneys are equipped to deliver the clarity and strategic guidance needed to safeguard their enterprise’s future.
In the realm of criminal defense, our firm stands as a stalwart defender of rights and liberties. From felony to DUI charges, our legal team’s approach is proactive and robust, dedicated to preserving the reputations and freedoms of our clients. We understand the urgency and sensitivity of criminal allegations and are committed to offering the most vigorous defense possible.
Our founding attorney, Clifton Black, is a seasoned professional and dedicated Colorado Springs native with deep roots in the community. With a legal career that began in 2000, he has developed into a recognized advocate in criminal defense and the regulated marijuana industry. Our managing attorney, Peter Blink, combines his Iowa roots with a fervent passion for Colorado's legal landscape, where his 12 years as a prosecutor provide him with a strategic edge in criminal defense. He is known for his astute negotiation skills and courtroom prowess.
For those in Colorado seeking legal assistance that is both zealous and empathetic, Black, Blink, & Associates LLC is your ready partner. We invite you to schedule a complimentary consultation and experience the professionalism and dedication that has built our reputation as a premier law firm in the state. We also offer virtual appointments and easy credit card payment options.
About Black, Blink, & Associates LLC
Practice Areas
- Business Law
- Personal Injury
- Criminal Law
People
Attorneys
- Clifton Black (Partner)
- Peter Blink (Partner)
- Adam Smestad (Attorney)
- Gerald D. Arrington (Attorney) 1 Review
- Charles T. Houghton Esq. (Of Counsel)
Staff
- Jennifer Leyba, Office Manager
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
2 N. Cascade Ave.11th Floor Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Phone
Appointments
Weekday
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