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Nadia A. Patrick - Boulder, CO
1401 Walnut St. Suite 200 Boulder, CO 80302
Knight Nicastro MacKay, LLC
Boulder Administrative and Regulatory Law Lawyer
Overview
Nadia H. Patrick is a trial lawyer with experience in litigating complex cases at the state and federal levels. Prior to joining Knight Nicastro, Nadia worked for the Colorado Office of the Attorney General representing the Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED). Before her work with the MED, she developed a unique understanding of employment law issues as a trial attorney for the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL)...
Nadia H. Patrick is a trial lawyer with experience in litigating complex cases at the state and federal levels. Prior to joining Knight Nicastro, Nadia worked for the Colorado Office of the Attorney General representing the Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED). Before her work with the MED, she developed a unique understanding of employment law issues as a trial attorney for the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL)...
Nadia H. Patrick is a trial lawyer with experience in litigating complex cases at the state and federal levels. Prior to joining Knight Nicastro, Nadia worked for the Colorado Office of the Attorney General representing the Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED). Before her work with the MED, she developed a unique understanding of employment law issues as a trial attorney for the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL). Nadia was able to hone her skills as a litigator by trying 14 cases on behalf of the Secretary of Labor. Her experience at DOL allows her to help employers navigate workplace accidents, regulatory inspections, personal liability investigations, and crisis management and prevention. Nadia works representing national transportation companies in the railroad and trucking industries. She also litigates OSHA, MSHA, and Wage Hour cases.
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