Colleen Mullen

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Colleen Mullen: Attorney with McElroy Parris Trial Lawyers, APLC

Biography

Since the beginning of her legal career in 2014 as a Loyola Public Interest Legal Fellow at Inner City Law Center, Colleen has intentionally sought to represent underserved and vulnerable communities – homeless individuals, victims of sexual assault (including victims of Jeffrey Epstein), protestors and activists wrongfully arrested and brutalized by law enforcement, and victims of workplace harassment and discrimination. Her unique experience has led her to develop a client-centered approach to litigation – one that prioritizes the client’s experiences, stories, and voices. She specializes in advocating for those suffering from trauma and hopes to empower her clients through the litigation process.

A nerd to her core, Colleen graduated at the top of her class as a Public Interest Scholar at Loyola Law School. Colleen is a brilliant and skilled trial lawyer. Her distinctive sense of humor, compassion, dedication, and talent working in civil rights and employment discrimination so impressed Steve and Ashley that they brought her onto the MPTL team.
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Areas of Practice (9)

  • Animal Bites
  • Assault & Battery – Plaintiff
  • Civil Rights
  • Construction Accidents
  • Discrimination
  • Personal Injury
  • Premises Liability
  • Trucking Accidents
  • Wrongful Death

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Loyola Law School; Univ of California at Los Angeles
Year of First Admission:
2014
Admission:
2014, California
ISLN:
923778208

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