Jason Flores-Williams

Jason Flores-Williams is a prominent civil rights attorney, political activist, author, and social critic.

As a leader in the field of high impact litigation, JFW specializes in criminal defense, human rights, and environmental law. In the past, JFW has successfully litigated some of the most groundbreaking legal cases in recent American history. Amongst these landmark cases are The Denver Homeless Class Action Lawsuit, which challenged the city of Denver’s erratic sweeps of homeless camps on public sidewalks and parks on behalf of thousands of homeless individuals; The J20 Trials, which challenged the First Amendment and successfully exonerated Donald Trump protesters, who were facing up to 75 years in prison; and the nation’s first Rights of Nature Lawsuit, which officially granted the Colorado River legal recognition as an entity with human rights and prevented the misuse of Colorado’s natural resources by multinational corporations.

The Law Firm of Jason Flores-Williams has a strong multinational presence, with offices in Denver, Washington D.C., and Mexico City, allowing it to be able to organize and bring large-scale impact litigation on behalf of the disenfranchised on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border. In addition to his skill as a trial attorney, JFW possesses expertise in various areas of U.S. Law and can offer consultation on several topics, including RICO, conspiracy, appeals, and post-conviction relief, and asset forfeiture. He can also consult on international matters related to the rights of foreign entities and individuals residing in the U.S., extradition, and corporate formation and asset protection.

The Mexico City Office collaborates with human rights groups in Latin America to bring class action litigation on the U.S. side of the border. Litigation focused on the development and assertion of rights for migrants and others who have been forced to abandon their homelands due to socioeconomic and environmental violence. Along with enforcing currently established rights, the strategic mission of the Mexico City Office is to assert rights for rights-less people through litigation utilizing a synthesis of American constitutional and international law. The Mexico City Office of The Law Office of Jason Flores-Williams is founded on the recognition that gross economic inequality and environmental degradation are creating a future that is migratory.

The U.S, legal system is defined by its evidentiary and procedural complexity. A foreign firm cannot effectively navigate it without an expert in the rules of evidence and procedure. As a foreign legal consultant in state or federal court, The Law Office of Jason Flores-Williams will facilitate the fusion of strategy and procedure, generating a realistic litigation road map for successful trial outcomes.

In addition to his extensive legal career, JFW is a productive writer, having started his writing career at the age of 19 during his undergraduate career as a philosophy major in New York City. JWF has published two books, The Last Stand of Mr. America and End of the West. He has contributed countless articles to online and print publications, appearing in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Vice, CNN, BBC, Univision, and Telemundo.

As a prominent political activist, JFW was a lead organizer of the protests against the 2004 Republican National Convention and participated in the protests against the Iraqi War in 2004. He wrote a practical guide to organizing protests, titled A Call To Resistance.

Firm Website: http://usattorney.com.mx/