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We have excellent professional experience in Colorado and local criminal and civil litigation.. Jacob A. Starkovich is a distinguished attorney with 15 plus years of experience in Colorado. He was a former prosecutor in Pueblo County and in The City of Thornton.. He has an excellent reputation and trial skills. His personal service, caring and strong commitment to your case will beat any other service from any other law firm.. Starkovich Law, LLC believes that a client’s case is only as good as the client’s relationship with his or her attorney. We believe that these relationships are best developed through open communication between clients and lawyers. For that reason a legal representative from Starkovich Law, LLC is available by phone, 24 hours a day, seven days a week and/or email or by texting and someone will help you. Feel free to leave a message and we will return your call or email immediately.. It’s about You!. Being the defendant in a criminal case or a respondent in a civil case is an isolating experience or a party to a civil case is nerve racking — it is specific to you. When you are accused of committing a crime or you file a suit or you are sued, you are confronted with the confusing complexities and the uncertainties of the legal justice system, as well as personal and family pressures.. Your lawyer at Starkovich Law will provide you with expert legal guidance and will help you deal with the stress and anxiety that comes from being accused of a crime or lawsuit.

Stan was born in Buffalo, New York but has lived in Colorado for the past 10 years.  He currently serves on the Local Licensing Authority and Zoning Board of Adjustment for the City and County of Broomfield.  He also serves as a board member for his own homeowners association.  When he is not working, Stan enjoys spending time in the mountains with his wife and children.

Since 1987, the Andersohn Law Office, P.C. has represented businesses and successful individuals in a wide range of business matters, real estate transactions, contracts, employment agreements, sales and purchases of businesses, estate planning, probate administration, oil and gas leases and agricultural law. The firm has represented national and international construction supply companies for over thirty years, specializing in mechanic’s liens, bond claims, and related litigation. Mr. Andersohn has successfully represented clients in district courts, the Colorado Court of Appeals, and the Colorado Supreme Court.. Nathan L. Andersohn, Esq. was raised in the Midwest with family farming roots back to the 1850s. He has a background in accounting, law, farming, oil & gas and real estate investment. His life experience is an excellent fit for business clients. As an active outdoorsman, he has developed a client base of individuals and companies involved in ranching, hunting, and recreation.. It is a priority of the firm to build long term relationships with clients, to communicate with clients, and to give excellent service at reasonable rates. The success of the firm is based on practical advice from a lawyer with strong business experience. Personal relationships and referrals have been a key to a busy and dynamic practice for thirty years.. The Andersohn Law Office, PC serves all of Colorado, including Larimer County, Boulder County, Jefferson County, Douglas County, Arapahoe County, the City and County of Denver, Adams County, the City and County of Broomfield, Weld County, Morgan County, Elbert County, and El Paso County. We handle cases in all rural areas of Colorado and have statewide experience.

Said started his career in Denver as a general practitioner handling cases in criminal law, personal injury, marijuana law, and Business Law. Said has been helping Coloradoans with many different legal situations that arise with fair priced service.  When you hire Said to represent your case you will have one of the hardest working attorneys in town, and someone that truly cares about the results of your case.. Said is a member of the Colorado Bar,  Adams County Bar, and Colorado Criminal Bar Association.  He has worked to protect many people from the criminal justice system, and helps people regain their freedom.  Currently is helping people reunite and solve their family disputes. He works tirelessly to help Coloradoans have the opportunity to defend themselves in many different ways.  Said has handled cases mostly in the Denver Metro area; however he has handled many cases throughout the state.  Said is willing to travel to the far corners of Colorado when you need representation.. Said is a former Colorado State Public Defender and a member of the Colorado Criminal Bar Association. He has protected many people from the criminal justice system, and helps people regain their freedom. He works tirelessly to help Coloradoans have the opportunity to defend themselves against a criminal justice system that looks to exploit them. Said has handled cases mostly in the Denver Metro area and Greeley, Colorado. However, he has handled many cases throughout the state. Said has primarily dealt with cases involving DUI, Domestic Violence, Theft, Traffic Infractions, and so much more. Said has successfully defended people up to and including dozens of trials.. Said has plenty of Family Law experience and can help you through the difficult process. Said has helped people get a divorce, gain custody of their children, and resolve property disputes between married couples. Said has had extensive experience in the Courtroom, and through Mediation, that can help you through your trying time. Said is versed in everything from simple divorce without kids or property, to million dollar estates and multiple children. No divorce is too difficult or complex that it cannot be resolved.. Said is an active member of NORML, and has extensive experience working in and around the Cannabis Industry.  While in Law School, Said helped in attempting to establish the first NORML chapter at a Law School, but the administration obstructed the effort.  Said has been involved in the Cannabis Industry in Colorado since 2013.  He helped to start the Colorado Bar Association’s Cannabis Law Committee.  Said assists patients, growers, and owners in the industry navigate the complex regulations provided by the MED.  Said has extensively dealt with local regulators and politicians on crafting and interpreting Cannabis Policy.. Said believes in giving back to the community and has been very involved in local politics.  Said has taken on many volunteer roles in local politics, and assists with election process and understanding regulations.  Said has worked to make more people in Denver be a part of the political process and participate in the system.. If you are in need of legal assistance please give Said a call.

Raj Chohan is a personal injury attorney with a passion for helping injured Coloradans seek the compensation they deserve and the justice their cases demand.He is a former prosecutor with extensive jury trial experience in some of the most complex and serious cases that exist under Colorado law. He has won numerous jury verdicts in serious felony matters including First Degree Murder, Vehicular Homicide, Vehicular Assault, Careless Driving Causing Death, Attempted Murder, Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Robbery, Theft, Driving Under the Influence, Felony DUI, Reckless Driving, Hit and Run, and Careless Driving Causing Injury.As a Deputy District Attorney in Weld and Jefferson Counties, Mr. Chohan earned a reputation for being a tough, dynamic and persuasive trial lawyer. During his tenure in Weld County he was named Prosecutor of the Year for the 19th Judicial District.After leaving the District Attorney’s Office, he worked for one of the largest personal injury firms in Colorado, where he helped his clients recover millions of dollars in compensation for their injuries.Before becoming an attorney, Mr. Chohan was an award-winning television news reporter in Denver. He spent more than a decade covering crime, politics, natural disasters and human-interest stories. He also wrote political fact-check articles for the Rocky Mountain News and hosted one of Colorado’s longest running political discussion shows on PBS Channel 12. He embraced opportunities to give a voice to the voiceless and enjoyed telling unique stories about the fascinating people who live in this great state. His journalism has received numerous professional honors including the regional Emmy Award, the regional Edward R. Murrow Award, and honors from the Colorado Broadcasters’ Association, Associated Press and The Michigan Association of Broadcasters. He has served as a board member for the Denver Press Club and continues to provide commentary and occasional legal analysis for Denver television stations.Mr. Chohan received his law degree from the University of Denver where he graduated near the top of his class. He earned top academic honors in Trial Practice, Voir Dire, Evidence Practicum, Corporations, Media Law, and European Union Environmental Law. He also served on the Board of Editors for the Denver University Law Review.He has authored and co-authored several legal articles on topics including First Amendment protections for public employees, managing high-profile litigation and dealing with class action objectors. His law review article on Garcetti v. Ceballos has been cited by the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals and several lower courts.Mr. Chohan has also served on the Board of Directors for A Woman’s Place – a domestic violence shelter in Weld County.

My practice focuses on issues involving bankruptcy, tax law, estate planning, Medicaid planning, and guardianships and conservatorships. In addition to my law degree I have a Master of Business Administration degree and a master of law degree in tax law, which allows me to address complex tax law issues and complex Medicaid planning questions, as well as establishing conservatorships and guardianships. I am admitted to practice in Colorado, the U.S. District Court District for the District of Colorado, and the U.S. Tax Court. In my free time, I enjoy skiing and Olympic weightlifting.

Matthew Crowther is a shareholder and attorney at Jorgensen, Brownell & Pepin, P.C., focusing in personal injury, wrongful death, and insurance claim litigation. With over 50 cases tried to verdict in Colorado, Matthew has successfully handled cases involving auto accidents, catastrophic injuries, premises liability, wrongful death, and bad faith insurance claims. His efforts have resulted in numerous multi-million-dollar settlements and verdicts for his clients.. Matthew began his legal career as a deputy district attorney, where he prosecuted criminal cases and tried dozens of cases to jury verdicts. He later transitioned to criminal defense, representing clients facing serious charges. This diverse background has equipped him with a unique perspective and comprehensive trial experience that he now applies to personal injury law. Committed to making justice accessible, Matthew exclusively represents clients on a contingency fee basis, ensuring financial concerns do not hinder their pursuit of justice.. Licensed to practice in Colorado, the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, Matthew has been recognized by the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and The National Trial Lawyers’ Top 40 Under 40. He is dedicated to achieving justice and maximum recoveries for his clients.

Maile is a Colorado native with legal experience in several counties throughout the state. She became an attorney in order to help other people and to make legal assistance accessible to persons from all walks of life. Maile has practiced family law since 2008 and previously worked for one of the nation's largest family law firms. She is also a trained Child and Family Investigator. Additionally, Maile has experience in several other areas, including but not limited to collections, debt settlement, civil litigation, landlord/tenant law, criminal defense, contracts and LLC/Corporations.

Kristi Englekirk graduated in May 2019 from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. During her time at DU, she clerked with the Denver Immigration Court and with the Meyer Law Office, practicing immigration law. She also was a Student Attorney during the inaugural semester of the DU Immigration Law and Policy Clinic, where her team successfully fought a federal habeas corpus petition for her clients.. When she is not fighting for her clients, Kristi spends her time in the great outdoors, hiking, backpacking, and snowboarding.

Jeff Kerrane is a shareholder at Kerrane Storz, P.C., one of the leading construction defect litigation law firms in Colorado and Texas.  Kerrane Storz represents property owners and community associations with construction defect claims.

I believe that Colorado is the greatest state in the union and I work hard to defend its citizens. This is my home too and the key to a healthy democracy is a free citizenry. I handle all manner of criminal cases ranging from misdemeanor traffic to serious felony cases.. Before entering private practice, I spent over seven years as criminal defense attorney for the Colorado Public Defender. I have represented thousands of clients in all manner of hearings. I have experience with assaults, DUI, probation revocations, domestic violence cases, arson, assaults, aggravated robbery, burglary, motor vehicle theft, marijuana law, possession of controlled substance, distribution of controlled substances, attempted murder, menacing, witness intimidation, sexual assault, indecent exposure, vehicular homicide, escape, and habitual criminal charges. I have successfully litigated trials, preliminary hearings, motions hearings, and bond arguments.. I handle all types of cases from municipal court to felonies. If you have been charged with a crime call me.

I am agressive, experienced attorney practicing family law for 30 years who cares about my clients.  I make sure we work together to get the best results for both the client and their children.. After graduating from college, I studied at New Brunswick Theological Seminary for two years in a Master of Arts program in Theology. Tired of academia, I worked for a major retail shoe company as a management trainee in New Jersey for a year, then travelled the country for six weeks In 1974, settling finally in Boulder, where I resumed working in retail sales at Thornton Shoes on Pearl Street in Boulder prior to Pearl Street becoming a Mall. I changed careers in 1976 and began working in restaurants. Beginning as a busboy, I worked my way to Manager and then Regional Supervisor of five restaurants.. In 1990, intent on finding a career where I could really make a difference in people's lives, I entered the University of Denver College of Law. During law school, I was awarded membership in the Order of St. Ives Honor Society, the American Jurisprudence Award in 1992 for Administrative Law, and the Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., BNA Law Student Award at graduation. I also served as a Technical Editor of the University of Denver Law Review. During my final year in law school, I interned for Judge Donald Cordova in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Colorado in Denver, where I gained valuable knowledge of the behind the scenes working of the courts. I obtained my Juris Doctorate in 1993, graduating eighth in my class.. I began my professional law career as a Law Clerk for Frascona and Joiner, P.C., in June 1991 and then moved to the law firm of Cooper & Cooper, P.C., in March 1992, again as a law clerk until being admitted to the practice of law as an attorney in October 1993. At Cooper & Cooper, P.C., we did about equal amounts of commercial litigation and family law related work. In late 1995, Bob Cooper asked me to be his partner and we agreed that specializing in one area of law would provide the best service for our clients. So in January 1996, the firm was renamed Cooper & Tanis, P.C., and we began specializing in family law. Bob and I have continued working together since then, committed to assisting people as they work through family law issues of every kind: divorce, custody (Allocation of Parental Rights), child support, maintenance, guardianships and probate.  My partner retired and in 2020 I took on a new partner, Michael McGonegal, and we formed Tanis McGonegal Family Law, P.C.. In my leisure time, I enjoy cooking, walking my dog, reading and spending time with my family. An interesting fact about me is that both of my daughters were adopted from Chile.

I am a married, have one son and two dogs.  I have worked at my family business of Warkentine Law Office that was originally started by my father approximately 40 years ago.  The first 20 years of my practice, I had the amazing opportunity to learn the ropes from my Father.  Just recently, my Father retired and I took over the practice.. In my spare time, I love to hang out with my family, walk the dogs, golf and ski.

Emily Teel Coleman is the founder of Higher Ground Law. Her law practice focuses on various areas of transactional law.  Prior to starting Higher Ground Law, Mrs. Coleman was part of a mid-size Denver law firm where she practiced both transactional and litigation law. Mrs. Coleman has acquired significant experience in advising clients in the areas of estate and business succession planning, tax, probate, nonprofit formation and governance, business formation and transactions and real estate transactions. On the litigation side, she has experience representing businesses and individuals in a wide range of civil legal disputes.. If you ask her why she became an attorney, Emily will say that it all comes down to the challenge of problem solving. Each client and matter is unique, and understanding the client’s real interests and goals is paramount.  The law was a natural choice to combine her passion for tackling a good challenge with her desire to provide first-rate, yet personal, legal counsel to her clients.. Prior to beginning her legal career, Emily worked in the International Executive Services (Tax) group of KPMG, LLP in Seattle, WA. With KPMG, Emily assisted several Fortune 500 clients with expatriate consulting and tax compliance services. Her practice with KPMG also included providing international and domestic tax planning, compliance and consulting services to high-net-worth individuals in the Seattle area. She finds that her tax and accounting background places her in a unique and invaluable position to help clients with tax issues that invariably arise in the areas of her law practice.. Emily studied Business and Accounting while pursuing her undergraduate degree at Seattle Pacific University. She received her J.D. from the University Of Denver Sturm College Of Law and was admitted to the Colorado Bar in October of 2010.

Doug Holden -  Accomplished attorney:  Business, Estate Planning, Elder Law, Probate, Special Needs, Guardian and Conservator.  He is a husband, father, lawyer, former law professor, business entrepreneur, youth coach and witty public speaker.. Doug Holden is the legal translator for regular people in Colorado.. “For most people, legalese is a foreign language.. Because Doug is fluent in that world, you don’t have to be.. He explains the law to you, and you to the law.”. Doug listens to you.  Then, he converts the legalese surrounding your life’s events into language and terms you can understand.  Once you are clear on your options and opportunities, Doug customizes a package for your unique situation to assure you can take advantage of the protections and opportunities to which you are entitled.. Doug isn’t just a legal personn.  Oh, he has a Juris Doctorate and over thirty years of stellar legal achievements all right.  And, yes he has been a professor of law.  But in addition, his undergraduate degree is in Business Management.  This plus an impressive resume of hands-on experience in business allows Doug to really understand life’s challenges from the perspective of someone who has been there.. Doug is a regular guy who understands regular people.  No silver spoon here.  After four years in the United States Air Force, and a couple of years in financial services, married with two children, he went back to school.  He worked as a security guard while paying his own way through a four-year undergraduate program in two and a half years – and graduated Cum Laude.  He continued working full time at several law firms while completing his law degree.. Doug has worked as corporate counsel in the financial services and manufacturing industries.  He has represented young professional athletes.  He has been instrumental in business start-up operations for an online university.  He wrote curriculum for and taught the first business law class for two major universities.  He has represented non-profit organizations pro bono (for free).  Somehow in the midst of all of this, he coached youth soccer, football, basketball, baseball.. All of this makes it sound like he is too busy to talk to you, but there he is, sitting by the phone waiting for your call with his laptop on his lap anticipating your email.. Isn’t it time you talked to an attorney that speaks your language?. Overview. Juris Doctor, Pepperdine University School of Law, Malibu, CA. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Regis University, Denver, CO. Professor of Law, Concord Law School, Los Angeles, CA

Chris Ponce, Esq. is an attorney licensed to practice law before all Colorado county and district courts, the Colorado Court of Appeals, the Supreme Court of the State of Colorado, and United States District Court. Mr. Ponce’s focus is criminal justice, defense, and litigation.. Prior to joining Hampton & Pigott in January 2021, Mr. Ponce spent from 2015 to 2021 serving as a prosecuting attorney for the 19th Judicial District Attorney’s Office in Weld County, Colorado, and then at the 1st Judicial District Attorney’s Office in Jefferson County, Colorado. As a prosecutor, he has handled cases ranging from minor traffic citations all the way up to violent crimes such as first-degree murder, aggravated robbery, and sexual assault. Throughout his career as a prosecutor, he has advised local law enforcement on the legality and propriety of obtaining search and arrest warrants, productions of records, and subpoenas; he has served as the legal advisor to detectives and investigators for ongoing investigations of serious crimes; and he has trained prosecutors and police officers in the techniques of investigating and prosecuting impaired driving and related crimes. Mr. Ponce’s prosecutions have received media attention by the local as well as national news outlets. He has over 45 cases to verdict and maintains a winning record.. Mr. Ponce attended the University of Wyoming College of Law, where he obtained his juris doctorate in 2014. Prior to studying law, he attended Colorado Christian University. At CCU, he was named president of the university’s chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, an international English honor society; he completed the reserve officer’s training corps program of Colorado University; and he graduated in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in English Literature.. Mr. Ponce also spent years of service in the United States Army and the Wyoming Army National Guard, from which he was discharged honorably at the rank of captain in 2018. During his time in the Army he served a tour in Iraq during the Obama administration (2007 – 2008), and he was an awarded recipient of the “Green to Gold” scholarship, which led to his later commissioning as a second lieutenant in 2012.. You may find that perhaps the most intriguing detail about Mr. Ponce’s life is the fact that he grew up as a child in a trailer house in a poor community, with dysfunction and alcoholism as a part of daily life. He had first hand exposure to the effects of alcoholism on family and in the community, to the deleterious effects of drugs on a community, and to racism. He understands better than most how an impoverished minority can escape the cycle of violence, of drugs, of alcohol, and of social obstacles.. When not practicing law, Mr. Ponce enjoys spending time with his wife and kids, running, gravel cycling, and writing and playing music.

Brad Scriven has been practicing law in Colorado for over 30 years. As a Colorado native, Brad attended undergraduate school at Mesa State College in Grand Junction, Colorado (1987). He graduated Law School in 1990 attending the Sturm College of Law at the University of Denver. Brad was awarded the Zarlengo Merit Scholarship while attending The University of Denver. Brad is licensed to practice law in both Colorado and Federal courts. He is a diehard Denver Broncos Fan, father to two children, Justin and Jamie. He is also a proud grandpa of Lorelai and Bradley and enjoys spending time on the weekends watching his grandchildren compete and perform in their sports and activities.

Akshay Pradhan, Esq. is a Colorado attorney. Mr. Pradhan is licensed to practice before all Colorado county and district courts, the Colorado Court of Appeals, and the Colorado Supreme Court. He is a member of the Colorado Bar Association and South Asian Bar Association. Mr. Pradhan advises business organizations, both for-profit and non-profit, on governance, compliance, reorganizations, business valuations, and tax matters. Mr. Pradhan is also an accomplished mediator and advises on family law and estate planning matters.. Prior to joining Hampton & Pigott LLP, Mr. Pradhan worked for various law firms, global consulting firms, and for a Fortune 500 corporation. Mr. Pradhan is a member of the board of directors of two non-profits: Kids First Health Care () created to meet the needs of children who could not otherwise afford healthcare; and ICON Charities () assisting with the costs of education, basic shelter, and other human needs arising from unexpected natural calamities in India. Mr. Pradhan also serves as the Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel for Join the Journey (), a non-profit organization bent on empowering the world’s poorest to break the cycle of poverty through small loans and Godly mentorship in areas such as education, entrepreneurship, and finance.. Mr. Pradhan earned his law degree and Master of Laws in Taxation from the Sturm College of Law at the University of Denver. Mr. Pradhan received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in Business Administration and Consumer Science. Mr. Pradhan holds a certificate in Child Protection through Harvard University’s HarvardX Program.. In addition to his robust legal practice and charity work, Mr. Pradhan is actively working to combat school shootings. He is the co-developer of Brella (), an app that allows users to add and view information about an active shooter's location. Users with the app can instantly notify others, and first responders can use the app to quickly locate a shooter. (). Mr. Pradhan is an exceptional motivational and spiritual speaker. He is married with three children and loves attending his daughter’s dance competitions and sons’ soccer games. He enjoys reading, DIY projects, studying spirituality, and volunteering.

After working at two software companies in Austin, Texas, John began law school in 2005 at the University of Oregon School of Law in Eugene, Oregon. During law school, John served as an associate editor for the Oregon International Review of Law and as an on-campus research assistant for two professors at the Knight Law School. Knowing the areas of law he wished to specialize in after law school, John focused his legal studies on intellectual property, business law, and computer law.. Current areas of focus involve copyright and trademark law including the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) in addition to cyber law matters including domain squatting issues, cease and desist letters, and disputes over virtual property. John has sent countless DMCA takedown notices and secured numerous federal subpoenas on behalf of his clients, and is efficient in removing infringing content hosted online.. Moreover, John provided intellectual property legal assistance during the development of a multi-million dollar software product released in 2010, including creation of the DMCA policy, assistance with the End-User License Agreement, and Privacy Policy. In 2011, John successfully defended several clients in Righthaven and other copyright litigation suits.. As a Colorado patent attorney, John also has experience addressing office actions and responses for software, nanotechnology, and mechanical patents on both the federal and international level. John has drafted the claims and specifications for several pending nanotechnology and mechanical patents. For corporate clients, John has drafted End-User License Agreements, provided international patent strategy advice, addressed trademark infringement claims, copyright assignment questions, non-disclosure agreements, licensing valuation, and more.. John Arsenault represents plaintiffs and defendants as an intellectual property attorney in any state or federal matters involving infringement or licensing issues. John's previous background in the software industry places him in a unique position to accurately and efficiently answer intellectual property and computer law questions for clients as both an expert in technology and as an IP attorney.. John serves clients throughout Colorado, including Denver, Englewood, Boulder, Broomfield, Longmont, Westminster, Louisville, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, Golden, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Vail, Aspen, Beaver Creek, Denver County, Adams County, Jefferson County, Boulder County, Arapahoe County, Douglas County and Weld County, and nationwide on federal patent, trademark, and copyright matters.