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After law school I worked for the Colorado Courts. I began as a Judicial Fellow in the 18th Judicial District from 2006 to 2007. I was then hired as Colorado's Death Penalty Law Clerk. In that position, I assisted the judges in Colorado who had active capital cases pending on their dockets including assiting in the jury selection and trials of three of those cases involving more than 10,000 perspective jurors. I have been with Springer and Steinberg since 2010 where my practice focuses on criminal defense in state and federal courts throughout the country, state and federal appellate practice, and select civil practice.. I practice law in order to speak my clients' truth to power. Despite our system of laws, there is much work to be done to bring justice and compassion to the law. My passion is to inject justice into the system, which allows me to better tell my clients' stories, to aggressively advocate for their best interests, and to win on their behalf.

A dedicated and responsive attorney, Dominick provides strategic counsel to clients in complex real estate, corporate, communications, internet, utilities, and regulatory matters. As part of his real estate practice, Dominick focuses on industrial real estate developers and industrial users, including breweries and distilleries. Dominick’s practice areas also concentrate on agriculture, ag tech, “green” building principles, energy conservation and environmentally sustainable development.. Dominick advises companies concerning business planning and formation, entity structures, mergers and acquisitions, contracts, strategic negotiations, finance, and vendor relationships, as well as intellectual property licensing and use agreements. He also represents clients in a variety of real estate matters including real estate development, conveyancing, leasing, and land use matters. He is a LEED Accredited Professional.. He has represented clients in a wide variety of commercial contracting matters. Dominick’s experience includes negotiating complex service agreements, licenses, trade arrangements and technology-related contracts.. Dominick offers strategic guidance to clients relative to business policy development, organizational review, and procedural analysis. He seeks to promote best corporate practices and healthy relationships that positively impact clients’ business initiatives.. Growing up in Boulder, Dominick has seen the positive and negative effects that modernization and development can have on the landscape. From both a professional and personal vantage, he devotes time to causes that seek to support growth while conserving the historic significance of neighborhoods.

A Colorado native, Molly is an associate in Richards Carrington's Denver office, focusing on civil and commercial litigation.. Prior to joining Richards Carrington, Molly served as in-house counsel for a federal savings bank, advising the firm on its consumer lending and financial products and services. While there, she was instrumental in the successful operation of a strategic credit card partnership, whereby over $2 billion in receivables was acquired by one of the nation’s largest banks. Molly managed all of the bank’s litigation, including disputes arising under the Truth in Lending Act, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and Telephone Consumer Protection Act. Molly also oversaw the escalated complaint process with state and regulatory authorities, including the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and she led remediation efforts due to audit findings, control reports, and other internal or external discovery.. Molly began her legal career as law clerk to Judge Catherine A. Lemon of the Colorado 2nd Judicial District Court. She then joined a national law firm as an associate in the consumer financial services and litigation group. Working on both compliance and litigation, she had a broad portfolio with a wide range of matters—from mortgage loan originators and loan servicers to investors in class actions, individual lawsuits, contested foreclosures, and bankruptcy proceedings.. Molly received her Juris Doctorate from Boston College Law School. Molly earned a degree in accounting at the University of Colorado Boulder, with membership into the Beta Gamma Sigma National Honor Society. During law school, Molly was active in the university’s Civil Litigation Clinic. In addition, she spent a semester in London, England, working in the Corporate and M&A group at Freshfields Bruckhaus Derringer and studying international law and business at King’s College.

A Colorado native, Joe has lived in the Denver area most of his life and has developed a large social and professional network.  Joe  balances family, business, public service and recreation. He believes in health- in mind, body and spirit. He enjoys snowboarding, long-boarding, traveling with his family, and perfecting his spaghetti sauce for his annual family spaghetti sauce contest.. The bulk of his practice is family and personal injury; however, with 30 years of legal experience,  he has litigated cases in the following areas:  bankruptcy, collection, contract, criminal, domestic, general commercial, insurance bad faith, personal injury, securities, landlord/tenant, civil defense and estate litigation.  He has successfully argued appellate cases before the Colorado Supreme Court and Court of Appeals.

- Advise high net worth (HNW) and ultra high net worth (UHNW) clients regarding the creation, structure, and operation of revocable and multi-generational trusts, family-owned and closely-held business entities, charitable entities (including split-interest charitable trusts, private foundations, private operating foundations, donor-advised funds, etc.), and family office structures.- Advise HNW and UNHW clients regarding the structure of gifts, sales, and other advanced planning techniques (e.g., GRATs, CLATs/CRUTs, sales to grantor trusts, QPRTs, net gifts, leveraged transfers, etc.) to minimize gift, estate, generation-skipping transfer (GST), and income taxes. - Advise individuals and entities regarding corporate and partnership taxation matters related to mergers, acquisitions, recapitalization activities, purchases, sales, loans, and related transactions.- Advise HNW and UNHW clients with respect to family business succession planning, including the implementation of redemption and cross-purchase buy/sell agreements.- Administer decedents' estates, including probate matters, asset transfers, and post-mortem estate planning (e.g., disclaimers). - Advise HNW and UNHW international clients regarding cross-border planning and international tax treaties.- Represent clients in trust and estate litigation.- Represent clients before the IRS with respect to gift, estate, and income tax audits, appeals, and litigation.

"The leading rule for the lawyer, as for the man of every other calling, is diligence. Leave nothing for tomorrow which can be done today." -Abraham Lincoln-