Latino Community Events in Colorado

Attorney Kamille Dean has been practicing law for over a decade. She is licensed in Arizona, California, Colorado, Minnesota, and Utah. Kamille has her Bachelor’s Degree and Master’s Degree in Psychology. She graduated with her Master’s from Northern Arizona University in 1998, worked for Northern Arizona Counsel of Governments (“NACOG”) for a year and then pursued her law degree at the University of Minnesota, where she graduated in 2004. Kamille then returned to the State of Arizona, which she considers her home away from “home” (Colorado, where she was raised). Kamille’s enthusiasm for law began at a young age while working part-time as Deputy Clerk for the town she grew up in where she took Board minutes and helped draft ordinances. At the age of 18, Kamille was accepted into pre-law at the University of Denver, but chose to pursue her degree in psychology instead. Her psychology education and career led her back to law and now Kamille is a prominent criminal defense attorney who is known for her zeal and professionalism, and she is an attorney who does not stop fighting for her clients. Throughout Kamille’s education she received multiple honors and awards. She also was the student clinic director of the prosecution clinic where she trained others how to be a successful attorney for the state. Kamille Dean surpassed many in her pro bono service and was awarded the Minnesota Justice Foundation Service Award. Kamille was also awarded Distinguished Master’s Thesis during her studies in Flagstaff. While in law school, Kamille taught psychology courses at the University of Minnesota and externed for the Honorable Philip D. Bush at the Fourth Judicial District of Minnesota where she was offered a position as a part-time judicial law clerk to Honorable Philip D. Bush while still in law school. Kamille interned for the Arizona Attorney General Office’s Drug Unit while in law school where she learned how to prepare cases for grand jury presentation and assisted in legislative proposals. After graduation, Kamille was an associate attorney at Balogh Becher LTD in Minnesota where she practiced California civil litigation. Kamille Dean also worked for a brief period of time as in house counsel for U-Haul International, which is headquartered in Arizona. Thereafter, Kamille returned to criminal defense, which has been her passion since 2003 when she completed the misdemeanor defense clinic in Minnesota at the Hennepin County Public Defender’s Office after training and working to be a prosecutor. Kamille learned how to be a successful solo practitioner and successfully represent her clients from the experience she got working as a law clerk and of counsel for the certified criminal law specialist Robert Campos. Kamille was able to work one on one with Mr. Campos and assisted in several jury trials and pre-litigation motion practice. Once Kamille got her license in Arizona, she worked briefly as a public defender for Maricopa County Public Defender’s Office and then left to start her own practice where she continues to zealously represent the accused. Kamille has been a solo practitioner for nearly 10 years and had dedicated most of her time defending those charged with crimes. Although the majority of Kamille’s case load is felony matters in Superior Court, Kamille has handled a vast amount of cases in City Courts and Justices Courts, and also has experience with Federal Cases. Kamille also handles forfeiture cases related to drug cases where an innocent owner’s property is unjustly taken by the government. Kamille’s client base is by referral only and Kamille does not advertise. Kamille guarantees her clients that she will work her hardest on their cases to get the best possible outcome. As a Client at the Law Offices of Kamille Dean, you are not just a number but a person.

Sean Maye is a duly licensed attorney in good standing with the Colorado Bar and the Florida Bar. He is the CEO and founder of the Maye Law Group. He is a solo-practitioner focusing in criminal law, family law, contract and insurance disputes, probate and civil litigation. Prior to starting The Maye Law Group, Sean was a valued member of the Office of the Colorado State Public Defender as a Senior Deputy Public Defender. He represented indigent clients charged with major felony crimes in the Denver District Court. He has a 100% trial success rate. Before moving to Colorado, Sean was also a valued civil litigation associate with Isriel Ponzoli P.A. in Miami, FL. His experience in civil practice focused primarily on first-party property insurance disputes and on defense of usury claims for a major global financing corporation. He also practiced DUI and white-collar criminal defense, as well as family law. Prior to civil practice, Sean began his career as an Assistant Public Defender with the Miami-Dade Public Defender's Office, where, he litigated dozens of cases to trial and conducted over 150 depositions of civilian, law enforcement and expert witnesses - gaining countless favorable outcomes. Sean graduated from the University of Miami School of Law, where he was nominated and appointed to several academic honor societies and service organizations. He was also the President of OUTLaw, an esteemed member of the Society of Bar and Gavel, and the elected Chief Justice of the Student Body Association's Supreme Court. Based on his varied accomplishments, he was ultimately inducted into "Who's Who in American Law Schools" for 2014. Sean was also recognized as an advocate of the Innocence Clinic, receiving the C.A.L.I. Award for Excellence in Writing and Advocacy, and he was a dedicated member of the Charles C. Papy Moot Court Board - where he competed in four national competitions and placed as a Quarterfinalist (Top 8) at the University of Miami Gaubatz competition and received the Second Best Oralist award at the National Pepperdine Entertainment Law competition. Sean was also placed on the Dean's List and was invited to participate in a global collaborative fellowship in business and law called LawWithoutWalls.

The Latinx Law Student Association at the University of Denver - Sturm College of Law represents a commitment to building inclusive community within Denver's legal education landscape. This student organization serves as a vital support network for Latinx law students pursuing their legal careers, fostering peer mentorship, academic collaboration, and lasting professional relationships among members who share cultural connections and career aspirations. Nestled in Denver, Colorado, the association operates within an institution that has pioneered legal education for over 130 years. Sturm College of Law opened the nation's first legal aid clinic in 1904 and continues its legacy of innovation through experiential learning and practical training. The law school's focus on providing students with real-world legal skills and experience creates an ideal environment for the Latinx Law Student Association to support its members in developing the competencies needed for success in today's legal market. As one of more than 50 active student organizations at Denver Law, the Latinx Law Student Association contributes to the rich tapestry of student life and professional development opportunities available to the law school community. The organization connects its members not only with each other but also with the Denver legal community, creating pathways for mentorship, networking, and professional growth. Through events, panels, and community-building initiatives throughout the academic year, the association helps Latinx law students navigate their legal education while maintaining strong cultural and professional connections. This organization embodies the university's dedication to diversity, equity, and inclusion, ensuring that all students have access to supportive communities that recognize and celebrate their backgrounds and contributions to the legal profession.

The Consulate General of Peru in Denver represents the Government of Peru's commitment to serving the Peruvian community and fostering international relationships across the western United States. With diplomatic jurisdiction spanning nine states—Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, and Utah—this Denver-based consulate plays a vital role in connecting Peruvians living abroad with their homeland while strengthening cultural and economic bonds between Peru and the American region it serves. This governmental institution exists to support Peruvian nationals and citizens of other countries who need consular assistance, whether they're seeking to visit Peru, maintain citizenship documentation, or conduct official business with the Peruvian government. The consulate recognizes the importance of accessible diplomatic services for the diverse communities within its territory and works to make those services available to residents throughout the Mountain West and Great Plains states. Beyond administrative functions, the Consulate General of Peru in Denver serves as a cultural ambassador, promoting understanding and cooperation between Peru and the communities it serves. The consulate's presence in Denver reflects Peru's recognition of the significant Peruvian population and business interests throughout the region. By maintaining a regional consular office, Peru demonstrates its dedication to supporting its citizens abroad and facilitating meaningful connections between the Peruvian government and the American communities it represents. The consulate stands as a bridge between two nations, embodying Peru's values of diplomatic engagement and community service.

Based in Denver, CO, the Consulate General of Mexico in Denver stands as a dedicated governmental institution committed to serving the Mexican community and advancing bilateral relations across the Mountain West. This consular office represents the Government of Mexico with dignity before federal, state, and local authorities throughout Colorado, Wyoming, and eastern Montana, working to strengthen the bonds of friendship, solidarity, and cooperation between the Mexican and American peoples. The consulate prioritizes safeguarding the human rights and individual guarantees of Mexicans living throughout its service region, which extends to 64 Colorado counties, 13 eastern Wyoming counties, and 23 eastern Montana counties. With a vision centered on efficient and effective consular operations, the office engages across multiple sectors including political, economic, community, educational, and cultural fields to address the real needs of the Mexican population in the Denver metropolitan area and surrounding regions. The consulate's mission reflects Mexico's commitment to its citizens abroad, implementing programs and initiatives designed to support community development and improve quality of life. By fostering dialogue and cooperation with government entities and local communities, the Denver-based consulate demonstrates Mexico's dedication to maintaining strong diplomatic ties and ensuring that Mexican nationals receive the support and representation they deserve while residing in the United States.