Please contact the Office by email at pdj@pdj.state.co.us or by telephone at (303) 457-5999. We will do our best to respond within two hours on business days.
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Hearings, whether in-person or remote, generally are open to the public. Please follow the Hearings tab for additional details.
Presiding Disciplinary Judge Bryon M. Large, an appointee of the Colorado Supreme Court, is charged with adjudicating lawyer discipline, lawyer disability, unauthorized practice of law, and certain bar admissions cases. A three-member hearing board, presided over by the PDJ, issues decisions on disciplinary and bar admissions matters after a formal hearing. Proceedings before the PDJ are governed by Chapters 18, 19, and 20 of the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure, and in particular by C.R.C.P. 242.1 - 243.13. The Office of the Presiding Disciplinary Judge functions as an independent and impartial tribunal for lawyer regulation proceedings, with the twin goals of protecting the public and affording due process of law to respondents.
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Looking for all public disciplinary opinions or information about disciplinary stipulations from 1999-present? Click here for access to a searchable database.
For information on cases filed before 1999, please contact the PDJ's Office at pdj@pdj.state.co.us or call at (303) 457-5999.
Looking for a lawyer's disciplinary history? Click here.
Looking to file a complaint against a lawyer or magistrate? Click here.
Looking to file a complaint against a judge? Click here.
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Lawyer discipline and unauthorized practice of law hearings before the PDJ are generally open to the public. Please follow the Hearing Information tab for additional details.
1300 Broadway, Suite 250, Denver, Colorado 80203, United States
The Court receives emailed filings only at filings@pdj.state.co.us. Court staff will also accept mailed pleadings at 1300 Broadway, Suite 250, Denver, CO 80203. Any urgent matters should be identified as such, and the Court will process them forthwith.
The Court is not equipped to receive filings via the Colorado Courts E-Filing system.