Elizabeth McClintock (formerly Chapman) graduated from the University of Wyoming College of Law in 1995. Shortly after that, she moved to Colorado and began practicing law with the Pueblo firm of Koncilja & Koncilja, P.C. During that time, Ms. McClintock’s practice focused primarily on the plaintiff’s injury, worker’s compensation, and social security disability litigation.

Ms. McClintock took a position at the Office of the Fourth Judicial District Attorney in 1996.

During her years as a Deputy District Attorney (D.D.A.), she worked in the County, Juvenile, and District Courts, prosecuting a range of cases from traffic violations to serious felony offenses. A significant portion of her time at the D.A.’s Office was spent prosecuting juvenile sex crimes and direct file felony cases in the District Court.

After leaving the D.A.’s Office, Ms. McClintock joined Ted McClintock in forming the criminal defense law firm of McClintock & McClintock, P.C. As a partner in that firm for 13 years, she handled hundreds of criminal appeals and post-conviction proceedings and argued numerous cases before the Colorado Court of Appeals and the Colorado Supreme Court.