Paige Orgel

Paige is a Colorado personal injury attorney committed to providing outstanding service and results for her clients. Paige received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy with a Concentration in Ethics from North Carolina State University, where she graduated summa cum laude.

She received awards and recognition for her contribution to community service and scholarship. Her work in philosophy, business ethics, morality, and high modernist poetry was published by academic journals from around the Nation.

Paige attended law school at Wake Forest University School of Law where she was an Editor of the Wake Forest Journal of Law and Policy, President of Women in Law, Pro Bono State Liaison, and North Carolina Bar Liaison.

Paige was awarded the Rose Providential Scholarship, which recognizes outstanding contributions to scholarship and philanthropy. Additionally, Paige received awards for Outstanding Contribution to Gender Equality and Outstanding Contribution to Pro Bono Service.

While at Wake Forest University, Paige was a Research Assistant for the school’s Health Law and Policy Department and was a Teaching Assistant for the school’s mandatory Legal Research, Analysis, and Writing class. Paige received her Juris Doctorate in May, 2013. During and after law school, she clerked for multiple litigation firms.

Paige’s practice focuses on personal injury, auto accidents, medical malpractice, wrongful death, and civil litigation.