The Animal Law Center is the first multi-branched law firm to practice under the broad umbrella of animal law.

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Thursday, November 12, 2009
Fatal Shooting of Beloved Pet Ends in Federal Court Settlement with Brighton Police

DENVER, Colorado (November 12, 2009) – In a settlement approved by Federal Chief Judge Wiley Y. Daniel, the City of Brighton will be required to train and equip its police officers on the proper and safe handling of animals encountered during the course of police actions. This settlement is precedent setting in that it is the first in the United States to require a municipality to ensure all police officers are trained and equipped to protect animals as it would its citizens.

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Our Mission

The Animal Law Center (ALC) provides an array of legal services for animal owners and guardians. 

We are the only full time Colorado law practice dedicated to animal law. The ALC is committed to practicing and advancing the law to provide the most protection available to animals and the most recourse to those who make animals an integral part of their lives — whether as a pet owner, an equestrian, a rancher, a non-profit organization or a conservation biologist.

In practicing animal law, the ALC specializes in using innovative tools we have developed to represent animal-related issues in judicial, legislative and transactional forums.

 

Legal Remedies & Disputes

A legal remedy in an animal-related dispute involves pursuing change and questioning legal boundaries.

Animal Advocacy

Advocacy is a core expertise for our firm. We believe in protecting the rights of animals in many different venues, including civic, private matters, and well being.

Estate Planning & Contracts

Estate planning for pets is an important aspect of providing continuous care for loved ones. Many jurisdictions allow “pet trusts.”

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Mediation

Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that aims to assist two or more individuals to reach a mutually agreeable decision without ever entering a courtroom.

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