About Amy
Amy Rogers is a dedicated Trial Attorney at Dormer Harpring, LLC, serving clients throughout Denver and Colorado. She focuses her practice on complex personal injury matters, including motor vehicle accidents, trucking crashes, wrongful death, products liability, and medical malpractice. Ms. Rogers has further developed a specialized skillset and approach for representing individuals who have sustained traumatic brain injuries, an invisible but sometimes debilitating type of injury. Admitted to practice in Colorado in 2016, she quickly distinguished herself through her dedication to her legal community, her compassionate representation, and her fervent advocacy of her clients.Ms. Rogers earned her Juris Doctor with honors from West Virginia University College of Law. During her time in law school, Ms. Rogers was actively involved in the Immigration Law Clinic, where she represented clients seeking asylum in the United States and successfully appealed a Board of Immigration Appeals decision to the Seventh Federal Circuit Court of Appeals. While at WVU College of Law, Ms. Rogers participated on the WVU Moot Court National Team, the WVU Jessup International Law Trial Team, and in the Annual Lugar Trial Competition, in which she won first place. Ms. Rogers’ educational background complements her current trial practice, as she ensures that each client’s story is not only heard, but told.In her practice, Ms. Rogers is known for her empathetic approach and resilience in seeking justice for her clients, especially for those facing challenging circumstances. Her personal experience with a family member’s traumatic injury deeply informs her approach to legal representation, driving her to fight vigorously for those affected by similar circumstances. Testimonials from clients highlight her exceptional dedication and ability to secure favorable outcomes, reflecting her strong work ethic and deeply rooted values.Professionally, Ms. Rogers is an active member of several legal associations, such as the Colorado Bar Association, the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, and the Women Trial Lawyer Network. Her contributions to the local legal community have been recognized through various honors, such as being named to the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch list. Most recently, Ms. Rogers was selected to participate in and graduated from the Colorado Bar Association COBALT Leadership Program. Ms. Rogers’ active role in her organizations, coupled with her accolades, underscores her commitment to legal excellence and advocacy.Through her professional endeavors and community engagement, she exemplifies a balanced approach to life and law, advocating tirelessly for her clients while contributing positively to her community. In her free time, Amy helps to organize Voter Registration Drives in Colorado for a non-partisan non-profit. She also enjoys hiking, camping, and enjoying all that colorful Colorado has to offer.
Amy Rogers is a dedicated Trial Attorney at Dormer Harpring, LLC, serving clients throughout Denver and Colorado. She focuses her practice on complex personal injury matters, including motor vehicle accidents, trucking crashes, wrongful death, products liability, and medical malpractice. Ms. Rogers has further developed a specialized skillset and approach for representing individuals who have sustained traumatic brain injuries, an invisible but sometimes debilitating type of injury. Admitted to practice in Colorado in 2016, she quickly distinguished herself through her dedication to her legal community, her compassionate representation, and her fervent advocacy of her clients.Ms. Rogers earned her Juris Doctor with honors from West Virginia University College of Law. During her time in law school, Ms. Rogers was actively involved in the Immigration Law Clinic, where she represented clients seeking asylum in the United States and successfully appealed a Board of Immigration Appeals decision to the Seventh Federal Circuit Court of Appeals. While at WVU College of Law, Ms. Rogers participated on the WVU Moot Court National Team, the WVU Jessup International Law Trial Team, and in the Annual Lugar Trial Competition, in which she won first place. Ms. Rogers’ educational background complements her current trial practice, as she ensures that each client’s story is not only heard, but told.In her practice, Ms. Rogers is known for her empathetic approach and resilience in seeking justice for her clients, especially for those facing challenging circumstances. Her personal experience with a family member’s traumatic injury deeply informs her approach to legal representation, driving her to fight vigorously for those affected by similar circumstances. Testimonials from clients highlight her exceptional dedication and ability to secure favorable outcomes, reflecting her strong work ethic and deeply rooted values.Professionally, Ms. Rogers is an active member of several legal associations, such as the Colorado Bar Association, the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, and the Women Trial Lawyer Network. Her contributions to the local legal community have been recognized through various honors, such as being named to the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch list. Most recently, Ms. Rogers was selected to participate in and graduated from the Colorado Bar Association COBALT Leadership Program. Ms. Rogers’ active role in her organizations, coupled with her accolades, underscores her commitment to legal excellence and advocacy.Through her professional endeavors and community engagement, she exemplifies a balanced approach to life and law, advocating tirelessly for her clients while contributing positively to her community. In her free time, Amy helps to organize Voter Registration Drives in Colorado for a non-partisan non-profit. She also enjoys hiking, camping, and enjoying all that colorful Colorado has to offer.
Amy Rogers is a dedicated Trial Attorney at Dormer Harpring, LLC, serving clients throughout Denver and Colorado. She focuses her practice on complex personal injury matters, including motor vehicle accidents, trucking crashes, wrongful death, products liability, and medical malpractice. Ms. Rogers has further developed a specialized skillset and approach for representing individuals who have sustained traumatic brain injuries, an invisible but sometimes debilitating type of injury. Admitted to practice in Colorado in 2016, she quickly distinguished herself through her dedication to her legal community, her compassionate representation, and her fervent advocacy of her clients.
Ms. Rogers earned her Juris Doctor with honors from West Virginia University College of Law. During her time in law school, Ms. Rogers was actively involved in the Immigration Law Clinic, where she represented clients seeking asylum in the United States and successfully appealed a Board of Immigration Appeals decision to the Seventh Federal Circuit Court of Appeals. While at WVU College of Law, Ms. Rogers participated on the WVU Moot Court National Team, the WVU Jessup International Law Trial Team, and in the Annual Lugar Trial Competition, in which she won first place. Ms. Rogers’ educational background complements her current trial practice, as she ensures that each client’s story is not only heard, but told.
In her practice, Ms. Rogers is known for her empathetic approach and resilience in seeking justice for her clients, especially for those facing challenging circumstances. Her personal experience with a family member’s traumatic injury deeply informs her approach to legal representation, driving her to fight vigorously for those affected by similar circumstances. Testimonials from clients highlight her exceptional dedication and ability to secure favorable outcomes, reflecting her strong work ethic and deeply rooted values.
Professionally, Ms. Rogers is an active member of several legal associations, such as the Colorado Bar Association, the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, and the Women Trial Lawyer Network. Her contributions to the local legal community have been recognized through various honors, such as being named to the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch list. Most recently, Ms. Rogers was selected to participate in and graduated from the Colorado Bar Association COBALT Leadership Program. Ms. Rogers’ active role in her organizations, coupled with her accolades, underscores her commitment to legal excellence and advocacy.
Through her professional endeavors and community engagement, she exemplifies a balanced approach to life and law, advocating tirelessly for her clients while contributing positively to her community. In her free time, Amy helps to organize Voter Registration Drives in Colorado for a non-partisan non-profit. She also enjoys hiking, camping, and enjoying all that colorful Colorado has to offer.
Amy Rogers is a dedicated Trial Attorney at Dormer Harpring, LLC, serving clients throughout Denver and Colorado. She focuses her practice on complex personal injury matters, including motor vehicle accidents, trucking crashes, wrongful death, products liability, and medical malpractice. Ms. Rogers has further developed a specialized skillset and approach for representing individuals who have sustained traumatic brain injuries, an invisible but sometimes debilitating type of injury. Admitted to practice in Colorado in 2016, she quickly distinguished herself through her dedication to her legal community, her compassionate representation, and her fervent advocacy of her clients.Ms. Rogers earned her Juris Doctor with honors from West Virginia University College of Law. During her time in law school, Ms. Rogers was actively involved in the Immigration Law Clinic, where she represented clients seeking asylum in the United States and successfully appealed a Board of Immigration Appeals decision to the Seventh Federal Circuit Court of Appeals. While at WVU College of Law, Ms. Rogers participated on the WVU Moot Court National Team, the WVU Jessup International Law Trial Team, and in the Annual Lugar Trial Competition, in which she won first place. Ms. Rogers’ educational background complements her current trial practice, as she ensures that each client’s story is not only heard, but told.In her practice, Ms. Rogers is known for her empathetic approach and resilience in seeking justice for her clients, especially for those facing challenging circumstances. Her personal experience with a family member’s traumatic injury deeply informs her approach to legal representation, driving her to fight vigorously for those affected by similar circumstances. Testimonials from clients highlight her exceptional dedication and ability to secure favorable outcomes, reflecting her strong work ethic and deeply rooted values.Professionally, Ms. Rogers is an active member of several legal associations, such as the Colorado Bar Association, the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, and the Women Trial Lawyer Network. Her contributions to the local legal community have been recognized through various honors, such as being named to the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch list. Most recently, Ms. Rogers was selected to participate in and graduated from the Colorado Bar Association COBALT Leadership Program. Ms. Rogers’ active role in her organizations, coupled with her accolades, underscores her commitment to legal excellence and advocacy.Through her professional endeavors and community engagement, she exemplifies a balanced approach to life and law, advocating tirelessly for her clients while contributing positively to her community. In her free time, Amy helps to organize Voter Registration Drives in Colorado for a non-partisan non-profit. She also enjoys hiking, camping, and enjoying all that colorful Colorado has to offer.
Amy Rogers is a dedicated Trial Attorney at Dormer Harpring, LLC, serving clients throughout Denver and Colorado. She focuses her practice on complex personal injury matters, including motor vehicle accidents, trucking crashes, wrongful death, products liability, and medical malpractice. Ms. Rogers has further developed a specialized skillset and approach for representing individuals who have sustained traumatic brain injuries, an invisible but sometimes debilitating type of injury. Admitted to practice in Colorado in 2016, she quickly distinguished herself through her dedication to her legal community, her compassionate representation, and her fervent advocacy of her clients.
Ms. Rogers earned her Juris Doctor with honors from West Virginia University College of Law. During her time in law school, Ms. Rogers was actively involved in the Immigration Law Clinic, where she represented clients seeking asylum in the United States and successfully appealed a Board of Immigration Appeals decision to the Seventh Federal Circuit Court of Appeals. While at WVU College of Law, Ms. Rogers participated on the WVU Moot Court National Team, the WVU Jessup International Law Trial Team, and in the Annual Lugar Trial Competition, in which she won first place. Ms. Rogers’ educational background complements her current trial practice, as she ensures that each client’s story is not only heard, but told.
In her practice, Ms. Rogers is known for her empathetic approach and resilience in seeking justice for her clients, especially for those facing challenging circumstances. Her personal experience with a family member’s traumatic injury deeply informs her approach to legal representation, driving her to fight vigorously for those affected by similar circumstances. Testimonials from clients highlight her exceptional dedication and ability to secure favorable outcomes, reflecting her strong work ethic and deeply rooted values.
Professionally, Ms. Rogers is an active member of several legal associations, such as the Colorado Bar Association, the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, and the Women Trial Lawyer Network. Her contributions to the local legal community have been recognized through various honors, such as being named to the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch list. Most recently, Ms. Rogers was selected to participate in and graduated from the Colorado Bar Association COBALT Leadership Program. Ms. Rogers’ active role in her organizations, coupled with her accolades, underscores her commitment to legal excellence and advocacy.
Through her professional endeavors and community engagement, she exemplifies a balanced approach to life and law, advocating tirelessly for her clients while contributing positively to her community. In her free time, Amy helps to organize Voter Registration Drives in Colorado for a non-partisan non-profit. She also enjoys hiking, camping, and enjoying all that colorful Colorado has to offer.
