The question isn't can they think, or can they reason, but can they suffer.
Philosopher Jeremy Bentham
Amanda Sweet
Amanda Sweet began her paralegal career in 2001. Now, she is a paralegal in the firm’s Business Litigation group. With over two decades of experience in commercial collections, Amanda has built enduring relationships with sheriff’s offices, court clerks, and legal professionals across various organizations.
Outside of work, Amanda is an avid outdoor enthusiast who enjoys paddleboarding, hiking, kayaking, snowshoeing, and road cycling. A passionate advocate for farmed animals for over 23 years, she dreams of one day establishing her own sanctuary to provide a safe haven for animals in need.
Areas Of Practice
Experienced, forward-thinking advocates who go beyond the expected for clients in dispute prevention and resolution.
Education
- Paralegal Certificate, Arapahoe Community College
- B.A., Criminal Justice, Chadron State College, cum laude
- AAS, Police Science, Sheridan College, with honors
Admissions
- *Not licensed to the practice of law