Are You Looking to Be a Legal Mentor?

All new Mentors should click this link to create a Mentor Profile through the CAMP Mentoring Software Platform.

The required qualifications to be a Mentor are:

1. Colorado attorney or judge, with an active license, in good standing, and engaged in the practice of law; or retired Colorado attorney or judge, who retired from the practice in good standing.
2. Admitted to the practice law in any jurisdiction for not less than five years.
3. No suspensions or disbarments from the practice of law from any jurisdiction, nor surrender of license to practice law for purpose of disposing of pending disciplinary proceeding in any jurisdiction.
4. No sanction by a governing authority in the five years preceding application as a Mentor.

Appointment as a Mentor is valid for 5 years, after which time you may re-apply. During your term, you must notify the Executive Director of any change affecting the above qualifications.

The mentoring relationship is a professional relationship. It does not contemplate and is not intended to create a formal association or attorney-client relationship between the mentee and the mentor. Similarly, for mentors and mentees not of the same law firm or office, the mentoring relationship does not create an attorney-client relationship between the mentor and the mentee’s clients; mentees must ultimately exercise their own independent professional judgment on behalf of their clients.

To obtain 9 CLE credits (including 2 ethics credits), Mentors and Mentees must successfully complete this program, which requires a commitment of approximately 16 to 20 hours per year (1-2 hours per month).