Colleen Mullen

Colleen Mullen is a trial lawyer at McElroy Parris Trial Lawyers, APLC, in Ojai, California. She serves clients throughout Southern California and primarily focuses on employment and labor law.

Since embarking on her legal journey in 2014 as a Loyola Public Interest Legal Fellow at Inner City Law Center, Ms. Mullen has dedicated herself to advocating for underserved and vulnerable communities. From homeless individuals to victims of sexual assault, including those affected by the heinous acts of Jeffrey Epstein, she has tirelessly represented protestors, activists wrongfully arrested and brutalized by law enforcement, and individuals suffering from workplace harassment and discrimination.

Ms. Mullen's commitment to these causes has shaped her client-centered approach to litigation. Through her work, she aims to empower clients to navigate the often intimidating legal process. Her compassionate approach has garnered her a reputation for being a formidable trial lawyer who puts the needs of her clients above all else.

Graduating at the top of her class as a Public Interest Scholar from Loyola Law School, Ms. Mullen has consistently demonstrated her intellectual prowess and dedication to public service. Her academic excellence and passion for civil rights and employment discrimination law caught the attention of Steve and Ashley, leading them to bring her on board at McElroy Parris Trial Lawyers, APLC, in Ojai, California.

Ms. Mullen's unique blend of humor, compassion and legal acumen makes her an invaluable member of the McElroy Parris Trial Lawyers, APLC, team. Her ability to connect with clients on a personal level while providing quality legal representation sets her apart in the field of employment and labor law.