When you are facing the biggest problem you’ve ever had in your life, we help with unrelenting vigor in guiding you through the entire process, providing creative strategies to get the best possible outcome, and help you become whole again.
We are Matthew S. Martin and Shawn Conti of Martin Conti Law. We are trial lawyers in Pueblo who specialize in criminal defense, car crashes resulting in serious injury or death and medical malpractice cases.
Located in beautiful Pueblo, Colorado, we also serve clients in surrounding areas of Southern Colorado.
Martin Conti Law is dedicated to helping you solve some of the biggest problems that you have ever faced. When you feel defeated, discouraged, or less than whole, we are there to lift your spirits and fight for you. We are experienced trial lawyers, not afraid to take your case to trial and fight for you every step of the way.
At Martin Conti Law, we are client-centered and place an emphasis on client service. As a technologically-advanced law firm, we embrace the latest and greatest technology to get more done in less time than traditional firms, and we place a premium on always being prepared.
These testimonials or past results do not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter.
Our Pueblo law firm, Martin Conti Law, narrowly focuses on criminal defense, car crashes resulting in serious injury or death and medical malpractice cases. For more information on the types of cases we take, please review our Practice Areas.
Contact Shawn Conti
Call: 719-545-0027
Text: 813-774-2999
Contact Matthew S. Martin
mmartin@martincontilaw.com
Call: 719-545-0027
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