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Nicole C. Daniels is a personal injury attorney who has been representing injured clients since 2006. She has devoted her entire practice to helping people who have been injured through no fault of their own. Mrs. Daniels is a Colorado native, she attended Colorado State University for undergraduate education where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2003. She then attended Washburn University Law School graduating with her J.D. in 2006. Mrs. Daniels was admitted to practice in Colorado in 2006. She is admitted in both the State and Federal Courts.. As a Colorado native, she dedicates her practice to focus on the representation of injured people including auto accidents, premises liability and product liability. Mrs. Daniels’ legal career has consisted of representing injured victims in state and federal court. This representation includes pre-litigation negotiations all the way through trial and appeal.. While Mrs. Daniels is not representing clients, she enjoys spending time with her husband and two daughters. She enjoys the Colorado lifestyle, especially hiking, skiing, golfing, water sports, and horseback riding. Mrs. Daniels also devotes her time to mentoring and coaching youth sports.

Mr. Bendinelli’s practice is devoted to representing individuals and families who suffered injury or death caused by the negligence or wrongful conduct of others. Over the course of his career, Mr. Bendinelli has litigated cases, not only in Colorado, but across the country. From Los Angeles to Miami he’s been involved in all types of personal injury cases. Whether it is Semi-Truck, Wrongful Death, Insurance Bad Faith, Car Accident, Motorcycle, and Drunk Driving Victim cases, he has achieved a long history of success. Mr. Bendinelli’s reputation as a highly respected trial attorney has been earned one case at a time, by trying numerous cases to juries, successfully obtaining large verdicts.

Michael McGonegal grew up in Grand Junction, Colorado. He graduated from Palisade High School in Colorado in 1998 and Mesa State College in 2004. During his time at Mesa State College, he ran his own business caring for children and adults with special needs. After graduating he worked as a Behavior Specialist with School District #51 for a year, a Social Worker for families receiving public assistance for a year, and then as a Senior Case Manager in Ongoing Child Protective Services for nearly 5 years. In 2011 he left Grand Junction to take a position conducting Child Abuse and Neglect investigations in Boulder, Colorado, where he worked for over 4 years.. In 2015, Michael relocated to San Diego, California where he attended Thomas Jefferson School of Law. Michael went to law school with the intention of returning to the Front Range of Colorado to practice Family Law. While in law school, Michael completed internships with Boulder Bridge to Justice and Cooper & Tanis P.C. He was awarded American Juris Prudence Awards in Legal Writing, Tort Law, Domestic Violence Seminar, Remedies, and Evidence.. In May of 2018, he graduated 4th in his class with the distinction of Magna Cum Laude. In July 2018, he sat for and passed the Colorado Bar Exam.. In October of 2018 he was hired as an associate at Cooper & Tanis, P.C. and in November of 2018 he was sworn in to practice law in Colorado.  In 2020 Cooper & Tanis P.C. became Tanis McGonegal Family Law, P.C. and Michael became a full equity partner in the firm practicing along side Leonard Tanis, Esq.. Michael demonstrates a strong and consistent work ethic and over 10 years of public service experience, which includes serving as an expert advisory witness in over 20 Termination of Parental Rights Trials and numerous other legal proceedings along with over 20 successfully reunified families and nearly 300 investigations. Michael holds the strong belief that communication, integrity, and empathy are the most important aspects of his job.

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.

Jessica Schlatter is a Colorado Native who joined the practice of law with a passion for helping people and a love to argue. With a focus on Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice in Law School, Jessica is specially equipped to assist you from the date of injury to resolution of your case. If you have concerns about your case, she will always take the time to talk to you and give you an honest assessment of where things stand.. Jessica obtained her Bachelor’s degree from University of Colorado Boulder and loved the school so much that she went on to obtain her Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Colorado Law School. During Law School, Jessica worked as a Law Clerk for the Bendinelli Law Firm, assisting experienced attorneys with the litigation process. She also interned with a medical device corporation in order to gain valuable insight into the corporate defense industry. This experience enables Jessica to better fight big corporations and insurance companies in order to assist her clients to get the resolution they deserve.. After passing the Colorado Bar, Jessica returned to the Bendinelli Law Firm as an associate attorney. Jessica works extensively on matters involving auto-accidents, drunk-driving victims, brain and spinal cord injuries, slip and falls, and insurance bad faith. She fully understands the challenges her clients go through when dealing with a life-altering injury, and she wants to make sure each client has the compassionate attention they are entitled to.. When Jessica is not fighting for her clients in the office or in the courtroom, she is spending time with her husband and young daughter. She enjoys the Colorado outdoors and considers herself a self-proclaimed wine-snob who frequents festivals and travels to taste the best wines out there.. Affiliations:Colorado Bar AssociationAdams County Bar AssociationColorado Trial Lawyers Association. Admitted:Colorado, 2017U.S. District Court, District of Colorado, 2018. Education:University of Colorado Boulder, B.S. in Psychology, B.S. in Sociology, 2014University of Colorado Law School, J.D., 2017

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 am committed exclusively to the practice of immigration law and proudly represent clients in federal immigration matters throughout the United States. I founded McGee Immigration Law, LLC to provide clients with skilled, knowledgeable, effective legal representation. I am dedicated to helping clients navigate the complex immigration system with patience and compassion. Clear, concise, responsive communication is a cornerstone of the firm’s values. I am committed to staying abreast of changes in immigration law and policy to ensure that McGee Immigration Law’s clients always receive reliable, informed service.. I am licensed to practice in Colorado, Illinois, and U.S. District Court, Northern District of Illinois.

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.

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.

As a child, my mother referred to me as "speaker of the house" because I would not stop talking! During elementary school, she taught me to speak my mind. When I was concerned that one of my favorite trees in the local park was dying, she encouraged me to write a letter to the mayor. When I had an opinion about the war in Iraq, she encouraged me to write the President. The sense of confidence she instilled, coupled with an admiration for my father's accomplishments in the law, led me to law school. There, I took an immediate interest in mock trial competitions and trial practice. A background in drama classes paid off when I made the University of Denver's trial team and successfully competed in national competitions.. Early in my legal career, I had the rare opportunity to attend hearings, defend and take depositions, argue in front of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, and participate in trial. Over the last decade, it has been my sincere pleasure to work on a variety of complex and interesting legal issues while developing a rapport with my clients.. Representing those who need a voice in the legal system is one of my greatest passions. Whether that's achieved through a contingent fee arrangement or an affordable hourly rate, I believe in equal access to justice.