Rachel B. Maxam
J.D., B.A.
Rachel B. Maxam is a trial lawyer and litigator emphasizing plaintiffs’ civil rights and police misconduct actions. Before obtaining her law degree, she worked for non-profit public policy organizations in Washington D.C. and Denver, Colorado focusing on constitutional rights and individual rights and freedoms. As an attorney, she worked as a criminal defense attorney and saw first-hand the abuses of power by government actors and violations of constitutional rights. Rachel’s work and experience led her to take up the sword as plaintiffs’ civil rights attorney to protect the rights of the people and hold those who violate civil and constitutional rights accountable for their actions.

Areas of Practice:
- Civil Rights
- Police Misconduct
- Employment Discrimination
- Property Rights
- Litigation Percentage: 100%
Past employment:
- Law Office of Rachel B. Maxam (2015-2019)
- Attorney – criminal defense, civil rights litigation, general civil litigation
- Brown Kaplan Gold, LLC (2014-2015)
- Associate Attorney and Law Clerk – business transactions
Bar Admissions:
- 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 2018
- U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, 2015
- Colorado, 2014
- Montana, 2015
Professional Associations & Memberships:
- Colorado Bar Association – Litigation Section, Civil Rights Section
- Colorado Trial Lawyers Association
- Colorado Criminal Defense Bar (past)
Publications:
- Rachel has been featured in local, national, and international news media advocating for just compensation for the loss of her clients’ property under the 5th Amendment in Lech v. Jackson et al. after the police destroyed the home of innocent people in pursuit of apprehending a criminal suspect.
Honors and Awards:
- University of Denver – Scholastic Excellence Award in writing
Education:
- University of Denver – Juris Doctor
- George Mason University – B.A. Government and International Affairs, Concentration in Constitutional Law
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