As a successful trial attorney, Emily Fiscus excels in the courtroom. Emily has established a winning track-record after litigating approximately 30 trials to verdict. She has litigated hundreds of hearings, secured numerous acquittals and dismissals, prepared countless cases for trial, and knows what it takes to win—all while keeping a client-centered approach at the heart of her practice. Emily prides herself on truly listening to her clients, and takes great honor at the privilege to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with them to provide sound counsel, zealous advocacy, and excellent representation.
Emily Stevens, “formerly known as” Emily Fiscus, advocates for individuals facing employment matters. Whether you know Emily as Stevens or Fiscus, you should know that she will always bring passion, caring, and fight to her work in defending her clients. Read more about Emily’s beautiful story of love and marriage here.
Emily begins each case by seeking to understand her clients’ stories. Some clients’ stories center around their devotion to a position of employment and being treated unfairly by their employer. Other stories center around a person feeling called to do the right thing and act as a whistleblower reporting illegal conduct. Other stories detail the pain, loss, and forever change of life after an injury. In all of these scenarios, Emily is humbled to have the opportunity to speak her clients’ stories into action.
As a successful trial attorney, Emily excels in the courtroom. Emily has established a winning track-record after litigating approximately 30 trials to verdict. Emily began her career as an attorney with the Office of the Colorado State Public Defender, defending indigent clients facing serious felony and misdemeanor charges. This allowed for the development and strengthening of invaluable courtroom skills in the face of high-stakes litigation. Across dozens of trials, Emily showed excellence in voir dire, cross examination, and closing argument. She has litigated hundreds of hearings, secured numerous acquittals and dismissals, prepared countless cases for trial, and knows what it takes to win—all while keeping a client-centered approach at the heart of her practice. Emily’s talent derives from her intellectual strategy, tactical assessment, effective story-telling, hard work, preparedness, passion, and empathy. Emily also maintains a distinct awareness that the most favorable outcome for her clients may come through pre-trial resolution, which guides her focus and finesse in the art of negotiation. Emily prides herself on truly listening to her clients and takes great honor at the privilege to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with them to provide sound counsel, zealous advocacy, and excellent representation.
Emily attended Emory University for law school, where she graduated with honors in the top 15% of her class. Emily participated as an active competitor in the Emory Law Moot Court Society and coached the Emory Law National Moot Court team. Through Moot Court, Emily demonstrated not only a strength in oral advocacy, but also in research and writing. Emily won awards for her written briefs in the Evan A. Evans Constitutional Law Moot Court Competition and in the Emory Moot Court Society Competition. During law school, Emily also interned for the Honorable Amy Totenberg in the United States District Court, Northern District of Georgia.
As a native Coloradoan, Emily loves skiing down mountain slopes in the winter and exploring the outdoors while camping in the summer. Emily loves to travel and seek adventure, but also loves spending time at home reading a good book (with her cat nearby). Emily spends a great amount of time with her large, local family and close group of friends.
Emily Stevens, “formerly known as” Emily Fiscus, advocates for individuals facing employment matters. Whether you know Emily as Stevens or Fiscus, you should know that she will always bring passion, caring, and fight to her work in defending her clients. Read more about Emily’s beautiful story of love and marriage here.
“When Work Isn’t Working: An Intersection of Personal Injury, FMLA, and the ADA,” Trial Talk, Vol. 69, Issue 1, Dec/Jan 2020.
“Colorado’s New Public Health Emergency Whistleblower (PHEW) Act,” Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, Blockbuster21 Seminar, Denver, Colorado (January 2021)
Co-Presenter with Nicole Quintana, “The Intersection of Sexual Harassment, Employment Law, and Professional Responsibility,” Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, Ethics Mania Seminar, Denver, Colorado (December 2020).
“Juvenile Defense and the Criminal Justice System,” Pueblo Community College, Pueblo, Colorado (Fall 2017).
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