Colin Reeves

Colin Reeves (646.363.6763 / colin@apollo-law.com) joined Apollo Law in 2020. 

Colin has devoted his legal career to advocating for people who have suffered corporate and governmental abuse and to rectifying systemic and individual injustices committed by those in positions of power. As counsel in trial and appellate proceedings, he focuses his practice on challenging unlawful practices committed by police and prison officials, standing up to discrimination and retaliation, fighting forced arbitration, and safeguarding class- and collective-action procedures. 

Before joining Apollo Law, Colin was an associate attorney at Bernstein Clarke & Moskovitz, a boutique civil-rights and criminal-defense firm in Manhattan.  While in law school, Colin interned at a public-defender office, a civil-rights firm, and an employment-discrimination firm. He also has volunteered at a non-profit law firm that advocates for prisoners and their rights.

Colin graduated cum laude from Harvard Law School. After graduating, he clerked for Judge Danny J. Boggs of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. He is admitted to practice in New York, the Third Circuit, Fifth Circuit, Sixth Circuit, Tenth Circuit, District of Nebraska, District of Colorado, Western District of Wisconsin, and the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York.

A native of Minneapolis, Colin now lives in Brooklyn. He enjoys hiking, cooking, and reading when he isn't practicing law.