About Drake D.
Drake D. Larson earned his J.D. from Hamline University School of Law in 2015. He completed his legal training during law school, a period that set the foundation for the work he would pursue in Colorado.
During his student years Larson spent time in public service roles. In 2014 he served as a legal intern with the Tenth District Public Defender. The following year he worked as a legal intern at the El Paso County District Lawyer's Office. Those placements exposed him to both sides of the criminal justice system and offered early courtroom experience.
After graduating in 2015, Larson entered practice in Colorado. He is licensed to practice in that state and has since served as a lawyer at Liberty Law Center. At the firm he has handled matters that required attention to procedure and the pace of litigation in state courts.
Larson's background includes both public-sector internships and private practice. The mix of settings informs how he approaches cases and prepares for hearings. His time with a public defender office and a district lawyer's office has been described by colleagues as offering a practical view of trial work and case management.
Colleagues say Larson is methodical in his preparation. He tends to prioritize clear communication and steady case development. He has worked on dockets that demanded close attention to deadlines and court rules, and he regularly coordinates with clients to outline next steps. Outside the courtroom he continues to follow developments in Colorado law and procedure.
Over time Larson has built a practice grounded in courtroom procedure and case handling. He stays connected to professional networks in the state and maintains ties to the legal community where he trained. He also mentors newer attorneys at his firm and contributes to internal case strategy discussions.
He currently practices at Liberty Law Center, where his work focuses on representing clients in Colorado courts.
