Client Focused Firm We Fight For You
If you have been Hurt or Arrested in Denver, I can Help.
Lain A. Lawrence
Criminal Defense Lawyer and Personal Injury Attorney
Lain A. Lawrence began his career as a plaintiffs car accident attorney at a large law office. He was employed there for several years, and he hit the ground running representing accident victims and injured clients. He worked on many cases from signing a contract to jury trial.
During this time, he began handling criminal cases. These cases involved DUI defense and domestic violence defense. He also handled several other misdemeanor and felony cases.
Mr. Lawrence eventually found himself wanting to pursue a different path and later opened the Lawrence Law Firm. His firm’s focus was helping clients get the representation they deserve.
Lain Lawrence license has been licensed since 2010. During that time, he has handled hundreds of cases, including several trials and hearings. He is familiar with all the courts in around Denver Colorado. He has the experience needed to fight for your case.
He enjoys taking a hands-on approach to his cases and considers himself an aggressive advocate. Our law firm offers flexible and easy to understand billing with no hidden fees. We can adapt to any financial circumstance, meeting your budget without compromising your case.
Areas of Practice
Aurora, Colorado Criminal Defense & Domestic Assault Lawyer
The Police Are Not Trying To Help You After an Arrest
Getting arrested is a high-stress moment, and your instinct might be to explain yourself, talk your way out of it, or convince the officer that there’s been a misunderstanding. But one of the most important things you can do for yourself after an arrest is to stay quiet. Anything you say can—and will—be used against you in court. Even innocent comments can be twisted or taken out of context by the prosecution.
Police are trained to gather information during every interaction. Once you’re in custody, they may try to make small talk or ask casual questions that seem harmless. Don’t fall for it. They’re not just trying to be friendly—they’re hoping you’ll say something that strengthens their case. Even if you’re completely innocent, talking without a lawyer present is risky.
Invoking your right to remain silent isn’t an admission of guilt—it’s a smart legal move. As soon as you’re arrested, you have a constitutional right to remain silent and to speak with an attorney. Use that right. Politely tell the officers you want to remain silent and that you’d like a lawyer. Then stop talking. It could make all the difference in how your case plays out.
Criminal Charges We Handle
Charged with DUI? Get the Information You Need—Right Now.
Being arrested for DUI can be overwhelming. You’re probably wondering what’s going to happen next—Will you lose your license? Go to jail? How will this affect your job or your family? These are serious questions, and you deserve clear answers.
This site was built to help people facing DUI charges understand their options. Whether it’s your first offense or you’ve been through this before, you’ll find detailed information on the legal process, possible penalties, and what steps you can take to protect yourself.
Use the links below to explore our DUI resource center. Learn about fines and license suspension, defense strategies, ignition interlock requirements, and more. The goal is simple: to help you make smart, informed decisions during a difficult time.
DUI Related Issues We Handle
After an Accident, It's NEVER Too Early To Call a Lawyer
After an accident, it’s natural to want to give your side of the story. But when it comes to dealing with insurance companies, the best thing you can do is pause—and talk to a lawyer first. Insurance adjusters may sound sympathetic, but their job is to protect the company’s bottom line, not your best interests. Anything you say to them can be used to reduce or deny your claim.
It’s common for adjusters to call you shortly after an accident, asking for a recorded statement or pressuring you to settle quickly. They might say it’s just “standard procedure,” or that you don’t need a lawyer. But once you make a statement, it’s on the record—and it can be used to minimize your injuries, dispute liability, or claim that you’re not as hurt as you say you are.
Talking to an experienced personal injury lawyer before you speak with any insurance representative helps level the playing field. Your attorney can handle communications, protect your rights, and make sure you’re not being taken advantage of during a vulnerable moment. The sooner you get legal counsel, the better your chances of recovering full and fair compensation.
