Penelope "Pennie" Clor has represented clients in various personal injury cases since 1993. Since graduation from law school, Pennie has had the privilege of acting as an advocate for those injured by the negligence of others. She attended the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in San Antonio and obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing in 1983 and worked as a Register Nurse in the fields of critical care nursing, surgical transplant nursing, and emergency room nursing prior to entering law school. In 1993, Pennie graduated from the University of Denver School of Law. As a law student Ms. Clor worked as a law clerk for the State of Colorado Public Defenders office, defending juvenile offenders in the Denver office. She is a recipient of the American Jurisprudence Award in Civil Procedure. Pennie believes that as an experienced nurse she is able to incorporate and use her nursing background effectively in representing individuals that have suffered an injury particularly, victims of medical, hospital, nursing negligence, defective/dangerous products, automobile accidnts and any serious injury. Ms. Clor has successfully represented clients that have suffered injuries as a result of the medical negligence of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, emergency medical technicians and other hospital employees. As well as injures caused by defective products or devices and other serious injuries. These cases include birth injury, surgical injuries, misdiagnosis, delayed diagnosis, prescription errors, nursing home injuries and nursing errors resulting in catastrophic injury, including brain injury, loss of limb and wrongful death. Pennie represents other injury victims who have been injured in the work place, in automobile accidents, and as a result of defective products. Pennie has also represented clients that have suffered discrimination as a result of disability and victims of sexual harassment. Ms. Clor is a member of the Woman’s Bar Association, the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association and the Colorado Bar Association. She is admitted to practice in Colorado State and Federal Courts. Ms. Clor is active in her community and serves Arapahoe County as a Volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate. Ms. Clor serves on the Board of Directors for the Colorado Youth Symphony Orchestra.