iiLaw Firm in the News...

While the work we do at Issa Israel Law Firm is always aimed at producing results for our clients rather than garnering media attention we do keep track of media coverage of our cases. 9News, TMZ, Fox News, Denver Post, Denver Gazette and more have all followed and covered some of our key cases:  

Attorney Issa Israel fights for social media influencer and instagram model in controversial violation of probation matter.

Celina's lawyer got back to us with a statement, essentially saying her actions ultimately saved her life.

Issa Israel, Esq of Issa Israel Law Firm says, Ms. Powell violated her probation 23 months into a 24-month sentence. With all due respect to the Court, a more reasonable approach would have been to simply terminate her probation rather than restart the clock to keep playing this calloused game of “gotcha.”

Ms. Powell asked the Court’s permission to transfer to Florida because her environment in Colorado wasn’t healthy or safe at the time.   While Celina recognizes there was protocol she should have followed, the reality is she wouldn’t be alive right now had she not taken matters into her own hand and moved to Florida.

- TMZ  

Attorney Issa Israel fights for government official by filing million dollar lawsuit against cohort of political detractors who peddled false allegations of sexual assault.

In a statement issued through his attorney, Issa Israel, [iiLaw Firm Client] called the assertions "unsubstantiated, second-hand allegations." 

"The defendants, claiming to speak on behalf of an anonymous hoard of sexual assault victims each opposed to coming forward publicly or cooperating with law enforcement privately, have accused Anderson, a duly elected public official, of secretly moonlighting as the most prolific serial rapist in our nation’s history,” the lawsuit says, in part.

​- 9News

Attorney Issa Israel fights for elected officials impacted by news media's efforts to misuse CORA to obtain records with intimate information about teenagers. 

Issa Israel, an attorney who responded to questions on behalf of Anderson, said his firm is concerned that the release of the redacted information could expose the identities of underage people, and he said the requests for information are looking into a time period before Anderson was a board member.

“Essentially, and, to be frank, somewhat disturbingly, they want to see private information about juveniles and teenagers during a time period when Anderson himself was a teenager,” Israel said. “We’re deeply concerned about the precedent granting this request may set and, perhaps more importantly, how such a precedent could impact the lives of young people and those who aspire to public office.”

- BusinessDen