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Denver trial attorney.
Marlo Greer.
Civil accountability for survivors of institutional sexual assault. Serious advocacy for people whose harm was minimized, buried, or ignored by the institution that failed to protect them.
She is not pink because she is soft. She is pink because she is impossible to ignore.
— Marlo Greer · Greer Law · Denver
The attorney behind
The Pink Advocate.
Marlo Greer is a Denver civil litigation attorney representing survivors of institutional sexual assault. Her practice is built entirely around holding institutions accountable — schools, hospitals, sports programs, religious organizations, and employers whose failures of oversight, supervision, and response contributed to harm.
The Pink Advocate identity is not a marketing choice. It is a deliberate statement: pink represents visibility, authority, and refusal to disappear. The same way that serious harm — harm that institutions minimize, conceal, and outlast — should not be allowed to quietly dissolve in the interest of protecting someone else's reputation.
Marlo represents clients in Colorado. Her focus is exclusively on civil accountability for institutional failures — not criminal prosecution, not general personal injury, not family law. This narrow focus means every client gets an attorney who thinks about these cases specifically, strategically, and seriously.
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What this firm promises- Serious attention to what happened — no minimizing.
- Honest evaluation of institutional responsibility and your legal options.
- Respect for your dignity throughout every part of the process.
- Prepared, purposeful advocacy where the facts support a claim.
- Clear communication without reducing your harm to paperwork.
The identity is a deliberate choice.
Most institutions implicated in sexual assault cases are large, well-resourced, and deeply invested in their public image. They have PR departments, legal teams, and decades of carefully managed reputation. They know how to wait, minimize, and outlast.
The Pink Advocate is a signal. This practice is not interested in quiet resolution for the institution's benefit. The color is impossible to ignore — intentionally. Because the harm should not be ignorable. Because the survivor should not be made invisible. Because accountability should not be negotiable.
Pink = Visibility
What happened should not be invisible. The harm should not disappear into silence because the institution is powerful and the survivor is isolated.
Pink = Authority
Serious advocacy does not require muted colors. The Pink Advocate brings full legal authority and preparation to every matter this firm takes on.
Pink = Refusal
Refusal to minimize. Refusal to disappear. Refusal to accept that institutions get to decide when accountability is over.
Criminal silence doesn't mean civil silence.
Many survivors of institutional sexual assault never see criminal charges filed. Prosecutors may decline. Institutions may conceal. Statutes of limitation differ. Civil law operates separately and can pursue accountability through an entirely different system — with a different standard of proof, different available remedies, and different timelines.
A civil case does not require a criminal conviction. It does not require the perpetrator to admit guilt. It examines whether the institution's failures — its policies, supervision, response, and culture — contributed to your harm and whether civil remedies are available under Colorado law.
Greer Law's initial consultations are free and confidential. The only way to know whether civil options exist for your situation is to have that conversation.
Separate from criminal
No criminal charges required. No criminal conviction required. Civil and criminal law are entirely independent systems with different standards and different outcomes.
Focus on the institution
Civil cases examine whether the organization's failures — not just the individual perpetrator's actions — contributed to the harm. Institutional accountability is the focus.
Colorado-specific law
Colorado has specific civil statutes for sexual abuse claims with specific timeframes and rules. Speaking with a Colorado attorney is the only way to assess your specific situation.
Confidential process
Many civil matters resolve without public trial. Privacy protections exist. What the process looks like depends entirely on the specific facts of your situation.
What it means to be believed.
"I spent years thinking what happened to me wasn't serious enough to matter legally. Speaking with Marlo was the first time someone treated it exactly as seriously as it was. That alone changed something for me."
— Greer Law client"The institution had documentation of prior complaints. They knew. Having an attorney who understood how to investigate that — and was willing to go after the organization, not just the individual — made all the difference."
— Greer Law client"I was afraid the process would feel like going through it again. It didn't. Marlo was direct about what to expect without minimizing why it was hard. That kind of honesty is rare."
— Greer Law clientTestimonials are composite representations. Individual experiences vary. Past results do not guarantee similar outcomes.
Your harm deserves
a serious review.
Free. Confidential. No obligation to proceed. No public record of your inquiry. Just a conversation with Marlo about what happened and whether civil options exist.
