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Christie Coleman

Licensed in US

Biography

Coleman Injury Law take a unique stance on legal representation. We strive to remain in lockstep with our clients. This means that the process is collaborative and transparent. The goals of our clients, a strategy most likely to achieve those goals, and managing any impasses that arise along the way together is the fundamental approach. We are Personal Injury Lawyers, and also practice an extensive amount of Probate and Estate Planning, Real Estate Law, as well as Business and Contract Law. The beauty of these practice areas is that we can often synthesize representation. For instance, we have handled a Probate, Wrongful Death Act Personal Injury Matter, and Custody Matter for one client before, because one representation flowed naturally into the next and we were able to advocate for her in all three areas simultaneously and seamlessly. Christie Coleman received merit scholarships to both her undergraduate institution, the University of California, Berkeley, and to Southwestern Law School. While in law school, she served as a teaching assistant and as an editor on a law journal. Ms. Coleman is an experienced trial lawyer who has handled both bench and jury trials. When she is not fiercely litigating on behalf of her wrongful death, trucking accident, automobile accident, and premises liability clients, she enjoys practicing probate and estate planning law. Balance is central to her practice, and integrating these more contemplative practice areas allows her the bandwidth to advocate zealously and effectively for her litigation clients. A practicing lawyer, for nearly thirteen years, she is licensed in both California and New Mexico, with her primary practice based in beautiful downtown Santa Fe, where her office is located in the historic district. She moved to New Mexico in 2012. She proudly serves clients throughout New Mexico—from Albuquerque to Taos—and concentrates her practice in Northern New Mexico, including Santa Fe, Los Alamos, Pecos, Mora, Las Vegas, Española, and Taos Counties.