Law Professor Emeritus Attorney Fred Galves
Bridging Law, Technology & Public Service
Fred Galves is an esteemed legal professional with a distinguished career spanning several decades. After graduating from Harvard Law School in 1986, he was a Judicial Law Clerk for the Hon. John L. Kane, Jr., Federal District Court Judge (Colorado). He then worked at a prominent litigation law firm in Denver, Colorado, Holland & Hart, before embarking on a fulfilling career as a Law Professor. Starting in 1993, he graced the halls of Pacific McGeorge as a tenured law professor for over twenty-two years, imparting his extensive knowledge and expertise to generations of law students, as well as being a prolific legal scholar authoring law school textbooks and many law review articles. Galves also has been a visiting law professor at Sturm College of Law, Denver University, UC Davis Law School, and Fordham Law School in New York City. After retiring from McGeorge in 2015, Fred’s commitment to public service and community engagement took center stage, where he collaborated with several community colleges, law schools, and other various organizations. In 2021, Fred began working at Colorado State University Pueblo as the “Special Assistant to the President for Community Engagement.” Today, he proudly serves as a partner at Orona, Garcia & Galves Law Firm, located in his beautiful hometown of Pueblo, CO.
At Orona Garcia & Galves, Mr. Galves specializes in all aspects of commercial and complex litigation, contractual and business law disputes, and he serves as corporate counsel to both private companies and public entities. Fred also provides Alternative Dispute Resolution “ADR”/Mediation Services to help litigants resolve their lawsuits efficiently and inexpensively outside of court. Mr. Galves is currently expanding his law firm’s legal practice to include Family Law, Criminal Law, and Immigration Law. Fred also has vast experience in “Restorative Justice” Programs with District Attorney Offices designed to address nonviolent, low-level crimes through community-based solutions by redressing the harm caused by these offenses outside of the traditional criminal justice system (e.g., without using trials and jail/punishment). The goal of Restorative Justice is to repair and restore the offender’s relationships with both the community and with the victim and to reduce crime and recidivism.
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Law Professor Emeritus Attorney Fred Galves, a litigation expert, focuses on commercial Litigation, Mediation and has taught many subjects as a law professor over the years, including: Civil Procedure, Evidence, E-Discovery, Courtroom Tech and Banking Law and Regulation.
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Where Law Meets Innovation
Dive into a realm where expertise and public service technological innovation converge, guided by the esteemed Law Professor Emeritus Fred Galves. As a distinguished legal scholar, education, consultant and public servant, Professor Emeritus Galves has dedicated his career to enhancing the practice and understanding of law in the digital age, while always remaining concerned about Civil Rights and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Here you will find a gateway to pioneering legal solutions, insightful education, and the future of legal practice.
What i do
Innovations at the Intersection of Law, Technology, and Public Service
Course Descriptions, Sample Exams, (Law Students)
as well as University and Community College Courses
Textbooks, Law Review, Articles
See Professor Galves’s Books and Articles Addressing Evidence Law, Law & Technology, Banking Law & Regulation and Other Topics
Practice Areas: Litigation, Mediation, Public Entities, Immigration and Restorative Justice
(“ODR”) Currently Working with APEC Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation
Restorative Justice – Pueblo DA Program
The purpose of “Restorative Justice” (“RJ”) is to address nonviolent, low-level crimes through community-based solutions by redressing the harm caused by these offenses outside of the traditional criminal justice system (e.g., without using trials and jail/punishment).
Free Consultation
Publications
My publications, ranging from in-depth law review articles to comprehensive legal texts, embody my dedication to advancing legal knowledge and practice. Through collaboration with leading legal scholars and practitioners, I explore the intersection of law and technology, offering fresh insights into online dispute resolution, digital evidence, and the future of legal tech. These works are designed to equip legal professionals, academics, and students with the understanding and tools necessary to navigate the ever evolving legal landscape effectively.
Evidence, A Contemporary Approach
4th Edition
ISBN: 9781642427646
Publisher: WEST ACADEMIC Evidence, A Contemporary Approach
Evidence Simulations: Bridge to Practice
2nd Edition
ISBN: 9781640200999
Publisher: WEST ACADEMIC Evidence Simulations: Bridge to Practice
Advancing Legal Practice through Innovation
Orona, Garcia & Galves Law Firm
Galves Litigation Consulting
Law Review Articles
Community Service
Legal Research, Writing, Support and Reading
Articles
Advancing Legal Practice through Innovation
In the rapidly evolving world of law, embracing technological advancements and innovative practices is key to addressing contemporary legal challenges. My initiatives in litigation consulting, legal applications, and scholarly contributions are at the forefront of this transformation.
Challenging Assumptions About: Higher Education, Health & Fitness, Religion, And Politics
Online Dispute Resolution (“ODR”) for E-Commerce Disputes
(from his brother Bobby’s Eulogy)
Contact Me
Feel Free To Ask Something, Fred is Here
