About Jerry
Jerry Bowman is a Colorado attorney whose path to the law combined academic study and practical leadership. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Grand Valley State University (B.A., 2003), followed by a Master of Arts in Political Science from Wayne State University (M.A., 2005). He completed his legal education at Michigan State University College of Law (J.D., 2010).
After law school, Bowman moved into private practice and later formed his own firm, Bowman Law LLC. Over time he built a practice that reflects both courtroom work and the everyday demands of running a small firm. He appears in state forums and handles the kinds of litigation and client matters that brought him into the Colorado legal community.
Bowman has taken on roles beyond his caseload. He serves on the boards of the Colorado Bar Association, the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, and the Colorado Small and Solo Firm Board. Those positions have put him in regular contact with peers across the state and kept him involved in conversations about professional standards, practice management, and trial advocacy.
Colleagues and clients describe him as methodical in preparing cases and direct in the courtroom. He balances courtroom time with the administrative tasks of a small firm. His education in political science shaped his interest in the public-facing aspects of law, and his legal training added the tools to pursue contested matters in civil settings.
Bowman’s practice combines trial work and the practical concerns of running a lean practice. He handles disputes that require litigation readiness and representation at trial, while also attending to client counseling and case strategy. He remains active in state bar activities and in organizations that serve trial lawyers and small firms.
He practices at Bowman Law LLC, where he concentrates on civil litigation and trial work and on the practice needs typical of a small firm.
