Ken Jaray has vigorously represented personal and work injury clients in Colorado Springs and El Paso County for over thirty years.  In 2007 he teamed up with former 10 year prosecutor Dave Webster to form The Law Firm of Jaray & Webster, LLC.

Ken has been recognized by his peers and given the highest rating a lawyer can achieve through the Martindall Hubbell rating system.  Dave's extensive trial experience and hard work have earned him a reputation of being an excellant litigator. Ken Jaray and David Webster practice in the areas of workers’ compensation, personal injury and criminal defense. Their staff, Cindy Marra, Carrie Bush and Molly Snook are all knowledgeable and experienced in the areas of workers' compensation and personal injury litigation. They are available to answer your questions and help guide you through the process.

If you or someone you know has been injured at work, in an automobile accident, from a slip and fall, or other injury due to someone else’s negligence, we can help you get your medical bills paid, and get all other benefits you may be entitled to. We know that an injury can cause significant anxiety and stress. You will be treated fairly and with dignity and we will work hard on your case until it is resolved.

If you have been charged with a criminal or traffic offense, our attorneys will work hard to fight for your rights in the criminal justice system.

At the Law Firm of Jaray & Webster, LLC, our philosophy and style of practice have allowed us to develop a good working relationship with clients, the judiciary, insurance adjusters and defense attorneys. We have worked hard to maintain a reputation for preparedness and the attention we give to every case.

Sometimes the results of a workers' compensation or personal injury accident are catastrophic. The Law Firm of Jaray & Webster, LLC, represents clients with brain injuries and other long term disabilities. Attorney Ken Jaray is the founder of the Pikes Peak Challenge, a brain injury awareness and prevention program. Our firm continues to support this worthwhile activity and help brain injured survivors meet their goal of hiking to the top of Pikes Peak.