About Emily Stevens
Emily Stevens (Fiscus) is an attorney practicing in Colorado who earned her law degree from Emory University School of Law in 2015. She arrived in the practice of law after completing her J.D., carrying forward the analytical training and legal writing skills typical of Emory graduates. Her early years in law school are part of the foundation she uses in client work today.
After law school, Stevens built her professional life in Colorado. She is admitted to practice in that state and has worked at Ogborn Mihm, LLP. Her path to private practice has taken shape around the demands of clients in state courts and at the office. Colleagues describe her approach as methodical and steady, and she tends to favor clear communication over legal jargon when explaining options to clients.
Her work at Ogborn Mihm, LLP places her among a group of attorneys handling a steady docket of matters arising in Colorado. She handles filings, court appearances and negotiations, and she consults with clients about procedural strategy. Stevens balances courtroom responsibilities with case preparation and client counseling. She draws on classroom training from Emory for research and brief-writing tasks that often arise in litigation and dispute resolution.
Outside of day-to-day casework, Stevens keeps current on developments in Colorado law. She participates in firm meetings and case strategy sessions, and she contributes to the collaborative environment at Ogborn Mihm. The firm setting has given her experience working across teams and managing multiple matters at once. That experience informs how she plans litigation timelines and coordinates evidence and witnesses when cases move toward trial or settlement.
Practicing in Colorado, Stevens combines law school training and practical courtroom experience to serve clients locally. Her current practice focuses on serving clients in Colorado through her work at Ogborn Mihm, LLP.
