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Boulder criminal defense and family law attorney Barre M. Sakol has spent more than 35 years helping individuals dealing with serious, complex legal matters. With a particular focus on divorce, DUI/DWAI, misdemeanors, and felonies, his firm handles a comprehensive range of family law and criminal-related issues. Barre works hard to provide each and every client with the personalized, one-on-one attention they need and the aggressive representation they deserve. His commitment to top-quality legal services and high ethical standards has earned him an AV Preeminent® Rating from Martindale-Hubbell® for more than 24 years. Call today for a free consultation!. For more information about attorney Barre M. Sakol, visit his page at:

Beth Kelley received her Juris Doctor from the University ofColorado School of Law in 2000 where she was awarded the Excellence inLegal Aid Award for her work representing indigent criminal and civilclients. Ms. Kelley received her Bachelor of Arts from Bowdoin College,in Brunswick, Maine, graduating Magna Cum Laude with a degree incultural anthropology and English. Ms. Kelley paid for her education,working her way through college in a bakery, a bookstore, cleaningoffices, and landscaping.. Ms. Kelley worked for the Colorado State Senate prior toattending law school. During law school Ms. Kelley did contract workfor law firms in order to help pay for her schooling. Upon graduationfrom law school, Beth Kelley worked as a Judicial Clerk to the ChiefJudge of the Denver Juvenile Court, the Honorable Karen Ashby. Ms.Kelley then worked as a criminal defense attorney in Denver beforejoining Nancy Holton and Associates in Boulder as an Associate. In2005, Ms. Kelley founded the Kelley Law Firm.. For the past five years, Ms. Kelley has taught trial advocacy to aspiring lawyers at her alma mater, the University of Colorado.. Ms. Kelley's publications include The Judicial Benchbook on ColoradoChild Welfare Law, 2001, which she edited and wrote with twomagistrates from the Denver Juvenile Court.. Beth Kelley is a member of the Colorado Criminal Defense Bar, theColorado Bar Association, and the Colorado Women's Bar Association.. In her free time, Beth Kelley plays soccer and teaches Pilates. She resides in Boulder, Colorado.

Ben graduated from Hamilton College with a bachelor’s degree in Theater and earned his J.D. from Northeastern University School of Law. During law school, he worked with the innocence project, helping to exonerate the wrongly convicted through DNA testing and reform the criminal justice system to prevent future injustices.. Ben worked as an Assistant District Attorney in The Cape and Islands District Attorney’s Office where he specialized in domestic violence and substance abuse cases heading up the Drug Court. His experience as a prosecutor has made him a skilled litigator.. For the past 6 years he has been practicing in New York, focusing on family law and criminal defense. He has handled every type of family law case imaginable, including divorce/dissolution of marriage, allocation of parental responsibilities, child support, spousal maintenance, property division and post-decree matters.

Barry I. Dunn is a personal injury trial lawyer with over 23 years of significant litigation experience. He has practiced mainly with law firms representing injured plaintiffs, but also practiced for a few years with insurance defense law firms. Mr. Dunn’s practice areas are mainly in the field of personal injury. Mr. Dunn has conducted numerous trials, mediations and arbitrations in a wide variety of cases. His personal injury experience includes automobile accidents, premises liability, construction casualty, product liability (products include defective pharmaceutical drugs, asbestos, automobiles and products used in manufacturing), insurance bad faith and medical malpractice. Mr. Dunn has also been a successful construction defect trial litigator for approximately three years at a prominent insurance defense law firm in the Denver area.. Mr. Dunn’s experience also includes over 20 successful appeals, representing both appellants and respondents. Some of these appeals have been published: Chen v. Superior Court, 54 Cal. 168 (1997) (subsequently ordered de-published by the California Supreme Court); Traweek v. Finley, Kumble, Wagner, et seq., 235 1128 (1991); and, Puckett v. Johns-Manville Corp., 169 1010 (1985) (Sole author of the appeal, and main responsibility, as a law clerk. This appeal resulted in hundreds of longshoremen in California, who were injured by asbestos, having had their cases reinstated on appeal after the cases were dismissed by the trial court).. Mr. Dunn is actively licensed as an attorney in Colorado and California. He received his B.A. degree from the University of California at Berkeley, 1974, and his J.D. degree from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, 1984. Mr. Dunn is admitted before all Colorado and California state courts, United States District Courts for the District of Colorado and the Central, Northern and Eastern Districts of California, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth and Tenth Circuits. He is a member of the Colorado Bar Association, the Boulder Bar Association, the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, the American Association for Justice (also known as the Association of Trial Lawyers of America) and the National Trial Lawyers (where he was selected as one of the “Top 100 Trial Lawyers” in Colorado; the selection based on a multi-phase process which includes peer nominations combined with third-party research).

Attorney Aaron Fransua was motivated to go to law school so that he could learn how to help out families in a truly impactful way.. Because of this, he is determined to help families plan for one of the most traumatic times of their lives as well as bring value to other business owners in his community.. He accomplishes this by not only providing them with sound legal advice, but also relies on his past entrepreneurship and tech experiences to provide business advice as well.

Anna Bond grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee where the dogwoods are beautiful in the springtime and true Volunteers bleed Orange. After heading off to college in the quaint town of Staunton, Virginia, Anna was fortunate to participate in Semester at Sea which gave her a broader view of the world. After finishing up a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration at Mary Baldwin College, Anna took a job teaching English to middle and elementary school students in the small town of Asakura in Fukuoka, Japan, working for the JET Programme. Two years, lots of studying of the Japanese language and one memorable hike up Mt. Fuji in a typhoon later and it was time to head back to the U.S. for law school and the practice of law.. A proud graduate of the University of Colorado, Anna decided Boulder was the place to practice when she finished law school. While in law school, Anna worked for Sanderson & Gard as a law clerk and continued on working for Jeff Gard with Gard & Associates, LLC after law school. Having found her passion for family law in the early years of her practice, Anna became a partner with Gard & Bond LLC in 2009 which enabled her to fully embrace the intricacies and nuances that come with the practice of family law. With a thriving practice, Anna needed space to expand, so after 7 years in a successful partnership, Anna founded Bond Family Law, P.C. in January 2017. These days, Anna is either working to creatively help clients resolve their problems, litigating matters that could not be settled, or hanging out with her girls while they're still willing to hang out with her.

Andrew C. Littman has more than 25 years successful trial experience dealing with divorce, probate, business, real estate and personal injury. Andy’s commitment to clients starts with fully understanding their goals and passionately advocating their cause. He has a proven ability to accurately assess a range of potential outcomes and takes a strategic approach to customize every case.. A Martindale-Hubbell® AV Peer Review Rated™ attorney, Andrew C. Littman has been practicing law since 1980. His main areas of practice are divorce, business and real estate.. Andy’s most notable victories are Colorado Supreme Court and Court of Appeals cases that involved family law and personal injury, which established new legal precedent. In addition, he has won a number of substantial trial-court victories in multi-million-dollar-cases.

Alison Kilmer is a former judicial law clerk and prosecutor with a strong business background.. Prior to attending law school at Seton Hall University, Ms. Kilmer received her Master of Business Administration degree (MBA) from the Martin J. Whitman School of Management and Master of Professional Studies degree (MPS) in Media Administration from the prestigious S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communication at Syracuse University.. Before commencing her legal career, Ms. Kilmer held senior management positions for media and Internet companies such as America Online and Lycos in their Business and Sales Strategy divisions. Ms. Kilmer also consulted for, and held Director level positions with start-up companies such as E-media and KnowEx Solutions.. Today, she combines both her business experience and legal background in a practice that centers on providing individualized services for each of her clients based on their specific needs and requirements. Ms. Kilmer works with individuals, small businesses and entrepreneurs.. Ms. Kilmer’s practice areas include: Business Law, Criminal Defense and Domestic Relations Law.

Alison Gordon is a creative and tenacious criminal defense attorney. Her experience handling cases in pre-trial, appellate and post-conviction postures gives her a unique perspective in crafting goal-oriented solutions.. Alison values empathy and clear, consistent communication with clients. She brings a balance of compassion and grit to the negotiation and litigation of criminal cases. Approaching every case with an eye for detail and a determined spirit, Alison takes pride in achieving the best possible results for clients who are accused, or have been previously convicted, of crimes.

Adam Sher, a partner in HRO’s Boulder office, is a member of the Real Estate Development, Land Use and Finance Practice Group. Mr. Sher has a broad legal practice covering virtually all aspects of real estate transactional matters, as well as general contract, corporate, limited liability company and other entity-related matters. He represents clients in connection with domestic and foreign commercial and high-end residential real estate and private equity transactions emphasizing acquisitions, development, financing (for both borrowers and lenders), leasing, workouts, restructurings, dispositions, asset management and joint venture arrangements. Mr. Sher also devotes substantial efforts to a variety of pro bono legal real estate projects, primarily for educational, spiritual and arts groups in Colorado and New York.

26+ years Criminal Defense - Never a prosecutor. I have no experience putting people in cages, only keeping them out. Criminal Defense SuperLawyer - Faculty at Trial Lawyers' College for 7+ years - Title IX University Sexual Misconduct Defense Lawyer. Discovering the true story of your starts on day 1.  It starts with you and your experience. It continues as we learn about the witnesses, police response, prosecutors and society. Motives, pressures and other blinders lead to false beliefs or false accusations.  As we learn the true story, we investigate to support it, and to disprove the prosecution story.  Its basis is found in science and psychology.  The true story of your case provides the best way to win at trial.  It also allows gets to the best plea bargain, if that is your desire.  This process works.  It works to give you #honestresults.. My job is learn the facts, know the law and present it all to you so you can make good decisions.  If your decision is trial, my job is to win (attorney regulation says I cannot promise more than my sincerest effort towards that goal, so that is my promise).  This is best done by telling the true story of the case.  The Trial Lawyers College taught me how to do that. Now, I teach it to others as part of the Trial Lawyers College Faculty.  Second to winning a trial is helping a lawyer to learn how to win.. We handle many University Sexual Misconduct claims, also known as Title IX or Institutional Equity. The standard criminal defense rules are not followed and the burden of proof is 50.1%. It is highly unfair and the schools rarely follow their own rules. Despite these facts, we win at each level. While most of the case is handled at the University level, we also fight these cases in State and Federal Court. The Federal Courts very clearly see the lack of Due Process.. Plaintiff Injury work is quite enjoyable. My goals are for 1) the client to regain health, 2) someone else pays for it, 3) the client gets money to become whole. The work is challenging, and I love getting to know my clients and their friends/family.. The law is important.  After more than 26 years practicing, I know law.  I always find new bits.  Every year, the legislature changes the law and appellate courts interpret it with greater nuance.  Sometimes it helps, more often the District Attorney council lobbies to make convictions easier.  What never changes is the power of story.  A well told true story of a case will win where reliance on law will not.  As powerful as "proof beyond a reasonable doubt" sounds, jurors focused on harm and emotion will convict.  The true story solves that.  The true story challenges the prosecutor to disprove this story of innocence beyond a reasonable doubt.  The true story is one the jury sees and feels.  It does not rely upon the cold reason of logic, of law.. I love the spirit of the west and Colorado in particular, standing for what you believe in, courage, self determination. The mountains call me, and I ski, mountain bike, dirt bike, hike etc. More recently, I started surfing. Now the ocean waves call every few months.. As a youth, I learned how to eat, dance and speak with neighbors in Louisiana. I will always love my LSU Tigers football team. If you can understand Coach Orgeron, good on you. Geaux Tigahs. For law school, I traveled to Washington DC, attending Georgetown. The East Coast was a different experience, and not much like here. No matter where I go, there is nothing more beautiful than our mountains. Colorado is home. After school, I became a Colorado Public Defender and tried every type of case you can imagine. I won more than I lost. Despite my success, I felt there was more I could do in my cases. In 2010, I attended the 3 week Trial Lawyers College in Wyoming. The work we did there changed my life. I remain passionate, but now I am happy as well. It changed my practice too. I am a better lawyer, and a better human.. I have believe in the individual, not corporations nor govenments.  In my time, I have seen too many injustices committed by corporations or govenments to work for them or help them.  I hope they will act for the benefit of all, but that is not their motive.  Money and power are their motives.

"I work hard to ensure that my clients receive outstanding legal representation and access to justice. I utilize my comprehensive knowledge of criminal law and procedure, and clear, effective communication with jurors, judges, prosecutors, law enforcement officers, administrators and other professionals, to achieve success for my clients." — Mark Langston