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SPECIALTIES: Business Litigation; Real Estate Brokerage License Law; Title Disputes; Land Use; Construction Defects; Contract Negotiation and Drafting. Tasha handles business and real estate disputes. She represents clients in state and federal courts, and assists clients in settling their disputes through negotiation and mediation where appropriate. Tasha also represents licensed real estate professionals in administrative actions before the Colorado Real Estate Commission. In addition, she drafts, negotiates and advises clients regarding commercial and real estate contracts. Her clients include real estate brokers, property managers, property owners, mortgage companies, contractors, developers and business owners.

Robert Keating formed Robert Keating Law, P.C., the predecessor firm to Keating & Lyden, LLC, in May 2009 to provide the highest quality legal services to his clients. Before starting this firm, Rob spent several years counseling individuals and businesses at a Boulder, Colorado law firm. Rob’s practice comprises corporate and business law, mergers and acquisitions, private securities, intellectual property, corporate, partnership and individual taxation, estate planning, real estate and entertainment.. Rob attended the University of Colorado School of Law where he was an associate editor of the Law Review, Co-Chair of the University of Colorado School of Law (Rothgerber) Moot Court Board and Treasurer of the Class of 2006. As an undergraduate, Rob attended the University of Washington where he received his B.A. in Business Administration. Rob also served as the 2001 Interfraternity Council President and Senator of the Associated Students of the University of Washington. Rob was born and raised in the state of Washington, where he continues to practice law in addition to Colorado.. Very passionate about the environment and renewable energy, Rob served as Author and Research Coordinator for the Energy and Environmental Security Initiative, the predecessor to the Center for Energy and Environmental Security, from August 2006 through March 2007. Rob authored a report to the Colorado Legislature entitled Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading: Emerging Markets and Opportunities for Colorado. This report was commissioned pursuant to C.R.S. § 25-1-1303(2)(c) and examines the impacts, opportunities and risks for Colorado, its citizens and businesses associated with emissions trading systems and concomitant federal, state or regional regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, most notably carbon dioxide.. Rob was named by his peers as a 2013 Colorado Superlawyers Rising Star.. In his free time, Rob enjoys spending time with his beautiful wife and daughter, where the family can typically be found hiking, snowboarding, and otherwise spending time outdoors. Rob also loves to golf, garden, and read. He also enjoys writing, playing and listening to music.

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My practice is based on the guiding principles of courtesy, competence, credibility and compassion.   I provide aggressive, thorough and professional representation to injury victims and their families, doing what it takes to make sure their rights are protected and that they receive just compensation. The majority of my clients are referred by other lawyers and local medical providers.   I have earned their trust, and they know that I will provide personalized, aggressive expert representation to their clients and patients.. With nearly 30 years of experience, I have the skills and abilities both inside and outside of the courtroom to take on the insurance companies and get my clients the fair and just compensation they deserve.

Mark Cohen is an AV-rated lawyer in Boulder, Colorado, who serves clients in the Denver/Boulder area and throughout Colorado. Mark was selected as a Super Lawyer in 2021-2025, and was selected as one of the best real estate lawyers in Denver.  Mr. Cohen's philosophy is simple - Start Early. Work Hard. Finish.®  Mark has 41 years of experience.. Mr. Cohen has a passion for drafting and reviewing documents, and helping clients resolve disputes arising out of all types of legal documents. He believes the distinction between litigation and transactional work is often artificial. Business litigation and real estate litigation are almost always the result of poor drafting, insufficient investigation, or an incomplete negotiation. He prefers Plain English over "Legalese" and believes the use of Plain English in business and law lowers costs, improves productivity, increases credibility, and reduces misunderstandings.. Mr. Cohen is also a proven litigator and trial lawyer. In 2012 he won a 4.2 million dollar verdict in a breach of contract case that included nearly two million dollars in punitive damages. His philosophy and experience enable him to facilitate transactions today that are least likely to become lawsuits tomorrow. He is a highly respected business lawyer.. Mr. Cohen grew up in Denver. He earned his BA in economics at Whitman College 1980, then returned to Colorado and received his law degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1983. He earned his Masters in Law (LL.M.) in agricultural and food law from the University of Arkansas in 2014, where he also taught advanced legal writing.  From 1983 to 1987 Mr. Cohen served as a Judge Advocate in the U.S. Air Force. He also served two years as a Special Asst. U.S. Attorney in Nebraska. In 1986, he won the American Bar Association's Outstanding Young Military Service Lawyer award.. From 1987-1995 Mr. Cohen practiced law in Nebraska, where he represented an agricultural lender in collection and bankruptcy matters throughout the state. He also successfully represented defendants in several high profile criminal cases. In thirty-seven years as a trial lawyer Mr. Cohen has conducted more than 100 jury trials. He has served as an on-demand military law expert for MSNBC.. Mr. Cohen and his family returned to the Denver area in 1995. He served as a Prosecuting Attorney for the Denver suburb of Westminster for seven years, and served as Interim Municipal Judge for the City of Boulder for eighteen months. He served as Municipal Judge for the Town of Lochbuie for more than ten y ears, portions of which are in Adams County and portions of which are in Weld County. He also served on the Executive Board of the Colorado Municipal League in Denver. He served as an elected member of his town's Board of Trustees and on his town's Board of Zoning Adjustment. He has tremendous experience in all aspects of local government.. Mr. Cohen lived in Nederland, Colorado for more than twenty years, and is well-versed in issues that often arise with mountain real estate, including easements, boundary disputes, and adverse possession.  He has given presentations on easement law to the Colorado Bar Association and at the Rocky Mountain Surveyors Summit.. Because of his diverse background, Mr. Cohen has experience in many areas of the law, but his practices emphasizes commercial law, real estate law, contract law, and related litigation.. An accomplished writer, Mr. Cohen has authored six articles in the prestigious American Jurisprudence Proof of Facts series, including the primary article on piercing the corporate veil. He wrote several articles published in The Colorado Lawyer and an article on equipment leasing for Rocky Mountain Construction. One of his interests is the use of "Plain English" rather than legal jargon in legal writing. He founded The Plain English Institute, a nonprofit that promotes plain English.. Mr. Cohen served six years on the Board of Editors of The Colorado Lawyer (Chairperson 2012-2013), and now serves as editor of that magazine's contract law column. Mr. Cohen also wrote two mysteries published by Time/Warner. His first mystery, The Fractal Murders, was a Book Sense mystery selection and a finalist for the Colorado Book Award. The sequel, Bluetick Revenge, won widespread praise from well-known authors, including Kinky Friedman, Stephen White, and Margaret Coel.  He won 2nd Prize in the 2004 National Legal Fiction Writing Competition.. Mr. Cohen is a member of the Board of Directors of and a volunteer instructor for DART, Inc., a non-profit that offers training in preventing and responding to workplace violence, and with that background he drafts and reviews workplace violence policies. He holds a black belt in shudokan karate. In 2022, Colorado Governor Jared Polis appointed Mark to the Colorado Combative Sports Commission, formerly the Colorado Boxing Commission, and he served on that Board until 2025.. Mr. Cohen is a witty CLE speaker and prolific writer.  His paper, HOW TO DRAFT A BAD CONTRACT, was praised by Harvard's Steven Pinker as "Simply brilliant."  He speaks frequently on topics that include contract drafting, plain English, easements, and piercing the corporate veil.

Jared is a native of Boulder, Colorado and the founding partner of Hassan Law Firm, LLC. He has experience in the areas of general business matters, real estate, estate planning and general litigation matters. Prior to the formation of Hassan Law Firm, LLC, Jared practiced in a mid-size downtown Denver Law firm. His clients include individuals, small and medium businesses, employers, buyers and sellers, landlords and tenants, developers and non-profit organizations. Jared completed his Juris Doctor at the University of Colorado School of Law where he was a Notes and Comments Editor on the Colorado Journal of Environmental and International Law and Policy. Prior to law school, Jared completed his B.S. in Business and Marketing at San Francisco State University. Jared strives to provide each of his clients with personalized, high quality, cost-effective and creative representation.

I enjoy living in Colorado with my family and helping clients throughout the state. Enjoying the beautiful outdoors with my family and dog, volunteering on my homeowner's association, volunteering on the Board of a local real estate professional group and teaching fill up my free time. Having a journalism and English literature degree, I also enjoy reading.

I aim to a be a new generation of attorney with a diverse skill set and focusing on cost efficiency. The vast majority of cases are settled and all the time and money that is spent on litigation is usually wasted. At the request of clients and as a cost containment measure, my practice is mostly virtual eliminating travel fees when possible. I try to resolve issues in the most practical way and focus on what is the best possible outcome for my client.

Helping Healthcare Professionals with their legal, business, estate planing and asset protection.. I am a Healthcare Practice and Estate Planning Attorney, which means I represent Physicians, Dentists and other health care professionals on a variety issues in in their careers and practices.  These include employment contracts, practice start-ups, buy-ins, partnerships and sales, licensing and disciplinary matters, regulatory matters and other legal matters that come up in the daily running of a medical practice. I also help doctors, business owners and families with their asset protection and estate planning needs.. In representing our healthcare clients I often take on the role of "outside" inhouse counsel.

Bruce Dierking's practice focuses on complex commercial real estate transactions, including purchase and sale, leasing, finance, Section 1031 like-kind exchanges, land use approvals/entitlements and all aspects of real estate development.  He has been recognized in Colorado Super Lawyers,® Best Lawyers in America® and the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers.®  Bruce is an Adjunct Professor of Law at the University of Colorado School of Law, teaching Real Estate Planning, and he has also lectured at numerous continuing legal education courses on topics related to commercial real estate and development.  He is a past Chair of the Real Estate Law Section of the Boulder County Bar Association and a past Director of the Boulder Chamber of Commerce, Boulder Tomorrow, the Boulder County Business Hall of Fame and Thistle Community Housing.  Bruce received his B.A. in English, summa cum laude, from the University of Northern Colorado, and his J.D. from the University of Colorado School of Law, where he was an editor of the University of Colorado Law Review and selected for membership in the Order of the Coif.  Bruce is a Colorado native and life-long Colorado resident. Prior to attending law school, he taught high school English and coached basketball in small towns in Northern Colorado.  Bruce now lives in the Hygiene area with his wife of 22 years and their two high school-aged children. Outside of his work, Bruce enjoys cycling, skiing, reading and travel.