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I have built a legal career working for over 12 years exclusively on cases of divorce and other family law matters. I chose the practice of family law because of my deep passion for assisting clients and their children through challenging and, oftentimes, traumatic situations. I understand that every client and family is unique and has different legal needs. My clients say I approach every case with compassion, thoughtfulness, and a solution-oriented focus. Although some family law cases must ultimately be resolved through litigation, I believe in working with clients to explore a variety of means for achieving their goals.. Here are what some past clients have said about my legal advocacy:. Francesca “Chessie” Morgan crossed my path quite by chance. One of my domestic violence advocates said, “It’s one in a million chance, but call this number (Colorado Legal Service). I called. And Chessie entered my life. Almost daily for nearly two years.. Despite my permanently moving to a rural, out-of-state mountain village with oh-so intermittent cell and internet reception, Chessie consistently gave that extra effort necessary for safe and equitable solutions.. What could have been resolved quickly took months. And months. And more months. Chessie skillfully negotiated with my contentious now ex … and his opposing counsel. She had to establish deadlines for every requisite interaction, or we’d still be in court. She never once engaged in their drama and delay tactics.. Without hesitation, I recognize and recommend Chessie as an amazing family law attorney. She is always and efficiently focused on timely resolutions. Her ability to explain the process and keep it in forward motion put me at ease. She took care of me when I couldn’t take care of myself.. It was my pleasure and an honor to work with Chessie. The Kelley Rider Goodwin firm is lucky to have her. Grateful is an understatement. Thanks, Chessie!. Another grateful client:. Just wanted to thank you for everything. I mean, truly. You not only helped and I mean helped greatly, you were so supportive. You listened to my requests and fought hard. You advised me on what and when to ask for things. And in the end, we have our home. Thank you.. A client in their own words:. You made this difficult process much easier through your honesty and integrity. I appreciate all of your effort and advice. You are truly talented.. Another example of my excellent, effective advocacy:. You working with me through this tough process has been a blessing. I have nothing but good things to say as my experience with you has been great with professionalism from communication, guidance and courage. So thank you so much!

I have been practicing law for 33+ years.  My motto has always been, "Resolution through negotiation or trial, if necessray."  The landscape of solution requires a strong partnership between the lawyer and the client.  Although results can never be guaranteed, effort can.

I have always placed top priority on representing clients vigorously and ethically to achieve the best results possible.. I have been a trial lawyer during my entire career and have appeared in Colorado State and Federal trial and appellate courts as well as trial courts in California, New Mexico, Missouri, Montana and Tennessee. I specialize in employment law and complex civil litigation and have been involved in many jury trials in both State and Federal Courts.. I pride myself in handling efficiently & professionally, virtually all kinds of complex litigation. I recognize the importance of protecting my clients’ reputations, as well as their financial & professional needs while striving to provide effective, cost-efficient representation in every aspect of my practice.. More informaiton about me as well as representative cases I have been involved in can be seen at my website at: http;//.

I am the founder and principal attorney of the Law Office of Claire E. Dineen. I have  been practicing law since 1994 in the areas of elder law, estate and trust administration, and estate planning. My elder law practice includes conservatorship and guardianship proceedings, long term care planning and special needs planning. My estate planning practice focuses on assisting individuals with the preparation of wills, trusts, power of attorney documents, and advanced directives.

I am dedicated to helping my clients with challenging family law matters, working collaboratively to create lasting settlement agreements when possible, or litigating disputes at the courthouse when necessary.  I help my clients use their resources to achieve the very best outcome for their future.

I am a Golden, CO native. I earned my undergraduate degrees in Boulder, CO. During my time in Boulder, I was a Facilitator in the CU Boulder Restorative Justice Program for 3 years and worked on campus in Guest Relations and Facilities Management for 4 years. I graduated with BA degrees in International Affairs, Spanish Literature and Political Science.. I graduated from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law in May 2018. During law school, I worked at the Law Office of Jacob E. Martinez and clerked in the chambers of the Honorable Judge Meissner-Cutler in the 18th Judicial District. After law school, I moved out to Savannah, Georgia and worked as a real estate and estate planning attorning at the Boatwright Law Firm in HIlton Head Island, South Carolina.. I am in good standing with the Colorado Bar and the South Carolina Bar.. Currently, I am a criminal defense attorney at the Law Office of Jacob E. Martinez in Denver, Colorado.

I am a Colorado native, practicing law for 8 years and exclusively family law for 6+ years.. I obtained my undergraduate degree in political science at the University of Colorado at Boulder in December 2011, and obtained my J.D. at the University of San Diego School of Law in May 2015.

I am a business litigation lawyer specializing in commercial litigation, including securities arbitration and litigation, SEC and Colorado Division of Securities litigation, FINRA arbitration, insurance and insurance bad faith litigation and real estate litigation. I also have extensive experience representing securities brokers, insurance agents and real estate apprisers in litigation and regulatory actions. I have tried and arbitrated dozens of cases to verdict, and have handled and argued numerous appellate actions, including arguments before the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals and the Colorado Court of AppealsSpecialties:Litigating and esolving business disputesFINRA and securities litigation and arbitration

I advise and represent clients working on real estate transactions, construction projects, and other commercial contracts. For example, I have spent substantial time on:. My clients have included real estate developers, including medical office developers and hospitality companies, office and retail tenants and landowners, telecommunications companies, outdoor advertising businesses, and design firms, among others.. My firm's website offers more detail about the legal services I provide and the approaches I take toward providing them.. Avvo attorney ratings are based on peer reviews. I do not solicit reviews from other attorneys.

Hello welcome to my Avvo site. Please take a moment to learn about the legal services my firm can provide for you. We are first a tort firm with a focus on personal injury. The Trotter | INJURY Firm advocates for victims of other people's negligence. If you have been injured on someone's property, involved in a car accident, injured on your bike or harmed in some way please contact me immediately for advice on your next legal move. If you've been harmed financially you may be compensated if the other party is at fault. Please call our firm at for an immediate case evaluation.. If You've Been Harmed Please Call

Heather Landauer is a Partner at GEM Family Law. Heather is an experienced attorney, having practiced almost exclusively in family law since her admission to the Colorado State Bar in 2013.. Heather is creative and insightful, assisting her clients to identify their goals such that she begins working with them on a strategy to achieve their desired outcome at the outset of her representation of them. Heather encourages her clients to keep the “big picture” in mind, and to reduce the impact of emotions during their family law proceedings, in order to help them maintain focus and direction. She is compassionate, as she understands family law matters can be fraught with anger, frustration, and fear. Heather is patient with her clients while directing them to take action that will help them make the best decisions for their case and achieve their best results.. Heather is an experienced litigator who has tried hundreds of cases and is skilled in bringing matters before the Judge. However, she also recognizes the benefits of settlement, which is, quite often, the better option. The facts of each case, as well as the client’s goals, will determine which route to take, and Heather provides her family law clients with strategic advice every step of the way.. Heather has authored numerous publications, to include publications on lawyer ethics. Heather supports the community through pro bono services with Metro Volunteer Lawyer’s Family Law Unbundled Program, providing legal advice with LawLine 9, and promotes animal adoption through her foster work with 4 Paws 4 Life.. Heather received her Juris Doctor from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law and, during law school, was a judicial intern for the Honorable Judge Jack Berryhill in the 1st Judicial District. Heather additionally demonstrated her commitment to children’s issues as a certified student attorney through the University of Denver Child Advocacy Practicum and the Rocky Mountain Children’s Law Center. Also during law school, Heather interned with Metro Volunteer Lawyers, assisting clients in the Family Law Court Program, where she first developed her commitment to family law.. In addition to representing clients in Domestic Relations matters, Heather is also a trained Parenting Coordinator/Decision-Maker and Child and Family Investigator.

Erika Alese Gebhardt is an attorney licensed in Colorado, who offers clients efficient and effective representation and tailors her services to the unique needs of each individual client. Ms. Gebhardts practice focuses exclusively on family law.. Ms. Gebhardt’s clients have the added benefit of her experience in the areas of employment law, estate planning, and complex commercial litigation. Her previous experience in these areas provides her with a unique perspective and skill set, which enable her to successfully navigate more complicated issues that may arise in cases involving business interests and trusts. Ms. Gebhardt has a wide breadth of experience in family law matters, to include unique parenting time issues, non-traditional families, and high net worth families and individuals.. Ms. Gebhardt works closely with her clients to ensure that their case is handled and resolved in a manner that enables them to transition smoothly beyond the legal system. Whether she is working as a mediator, collaborating with other professionals, or advocating for her clients in court, Ms. Gebhardt’s strength is her tireless dedication to making sure that each client is heard and their needs and goals considered in the pursuit of best possible results.. It is Ms. Gebhardt’s philosophy that resolving family law cases outside of the courtroom offers families the best opportunity to move forward positively, however, she is the vigorous advocate clients need and trust when litigation becomes necessary.. Ms. Gebhardt graduated from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, where, due to her academic achievement, she was awarded membership to the Order of St. Ives. Prior to becoming an attorney, Ms. Gebhardt began her legal career as a judicial intern for the honorable Judge Nancy Hopf in a courtroom dedicated to a domestic and civil docket. She also interned for Denver District Court Judge Robert McGahey, Jr., of the Second Judicial District, where she was able to gain valuable experience in motions practice and courtroom procedure.. Ms. Gebhardt resides in Denver, CO with her husband, son, and two dogs. She hails from Milwaukee, WI and holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in International Political Economy from Colorado College. Her hobbies include camping, travel, hiking, and skiing.. -Rocky Mountain Children’s Law Center, Associate Board of Directors-Volunteer Guardian Ad Litem for the Rocky Mountain Children’s Law Center-Accredited Child and Family Investigator-Certified Collaborative Attorney-Trained and Certified Parental Coordinator/Decision Maker-Ms. Gebhardt is an involved member of the Colorado Bar Association, the Arapahoe County Bar Association, and the Family Law Section.

Elizabeth practices exclusively in family law, having served hundreds of clients during her tenure with their divorces, parenting, and child support cases. Elizabeth’s family law practice has focused on asset and business valuation, income valuation, complex divorce, parental responsibilities, child relocation, and child support matters, among others.. Elizabeth speaks both Spanish and Italian and uses these skills to assist non-native speakers in navigating through domestic matters.. Elizabeth’s outstanding legal work and professionalism has been recognized by her selection for inclusion in The Best Lawyers In America© 2021, 2022 and 2023 for her practice in the areas of Family Law and Family Law Arbitration, her selection as a Colorado Super Lawyer® “Rising Star” from 2017-2023, by the judicial officers of Arapahoe County, who invited her to serve on their Best Practices Committee, and by Law Week Colorado, who named her as one of only seven “Up and Coming Lawyers” for 2015.. Elizabeth graduated from the University of Colorado Law School with Honors in Juvenile and Family Law. Elizabeth was a partner at a prior Denver Metro Area family law firm before joining the GEM family team on August 1, 2019. She received additional family law experience as a law clerk to Judge Norman D. Haglund on the domestic docket in Denver District Court.. Elizabeth is a top litigator, displaying confidence, poise and an ability to pivot and think on her feet in the courtroom. However, she is also a firm believer in mediation and alternative dispute resolution, assisting clients in settling matters before they reach the courthouse. Elizabeth is trained in Collaborative Law, whereby parties commit to resolving their dissolution of marriage cooperatively and without the court’s involvement.

During law school, Mr. Chayet's grandmother, Letty Milstein, was the principle party in one of the most controversial and public elder law cases in the state of Colorado. The Estate of Milstein v. Ayers, 955 P.2d 78 (Colo. App. 1998), is a landmark probate case which upholds and protects the right to counsel and due process of incapacitated adults in Colorado and has been codified into the Colorado Uniform Protective Proceedings Act (the guardianship and conservatorship laws). This experience was the impetus for Mr. Chayet's career long practice commitment to the field of elder law and probate litigation.. Mr. Chayet is the Co-Chairman of the Elder Law Section of the Colorado Bar Association and the recipient of Colorado Super Lawyers 2009 Rising Star in Elder Law. A sampling of Mr. Chayet's broad experience in elder law and complex probate litigation includes: Litigating contested guardianship and conservatorship proceedings for adults and minors; Litigating will contests and fiduciary defense actions; Representation of guardians, conservators and fiduciaries; Trust administration and trust litigation; Drafting complex wills and complex trusts; and Contested and non-contested estate administration.. Mr. Chayet's expertise in the area of elder law has also been demonstrated through his publishing in the areas of elder law as well as public speaking appearances including appearing on the Colorado television show Senior Survival, being a frequent guest lecturer for the University of Denver College of Law Institute for Advanced Legal Studies, and lecturing on various elder law topics for Continuing Legal Education International, the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and the Colorado Bar Association.. Mr. Chayet is an active member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys where the Academy asked Mr. Chayet to serve on the Academy's Membership Committee, Practice Development Committee as well as serving as an officer of the Colorado Chapter of NAELA. Mr. Chayet continues to be an active member of the Colorado Bar Association where fellow Colorado attorneys nominated Mr. Chayet to be a Fellow of the Colorado Bar Foundation.. Mr. Chayet, born and raised in Denver, Colorado, is continuing in the footsteps of his family in assisting the philanthropic and civic community of Colorado, by serving on the board of many not-for-profit organizations including the Guardianship Alliance of Colorado, Colorado Citizens for Accountability, Allied Jewish Apartments, Jewish Senior Recreation Network, the Foundation For Hope and the Life Source Services Hospice. Mr. Chayet received his Juris Doctor from the University of Colorado School of Law. Mr. Chayet's undergraduate training was at the University of California at Berkeley and at the University of Colorado at Boulder where he received his Bachelor of Arts.

Dianne Sawaya was born and raised in the great city of Denver, Colorado, which makes helping the people of Denver that much more special. She attended University of Colorado in Boulder where she was a pre-medicine student and received her Bachelor of Arts. Her pre-medicine undergraduate studies help her to understand what her personal injury clients are truly coping with. It allows her to communicate with doctors and medical professionals, as well as explain complicated medicinal issues to people.. She first knew she wanted to be a lawyer when she read that iconic Family Circus cartoon. It says, “When I grow up, I don’t want to be a lady–I want to be a lawyer.” And that is exactly what she did!While the cartoon inspired her as a child, it was her advocacy skills and drive to help the people of Denver that led her to law school, where she received her Juris Doctor from the University of Denver College of Law. While attending law school, she also worked as a law clerk at the Denver District Sawaya’s desire to bring a more personal, compassionate approach as a Denver personal injury lawyer led her to found The Law Offices of Dianne Sawaya. After all, they call it “personal injury” for a reason – you’re injured, and it’s personal.. She is so incredibly passionate about taking everything her team–attorneys, paralegals, etc.– has to offer and finding the best outcome for her clients. She truly values the trust her clients place in her and the moments when she is able to give them the relief they’ve been searching for. Her belief in personal attention and providing services tailored for each client who has been seriously injured has led her to become the most visible female personal injury lawyer in Denver. She devotes her law practice to victims of car accidents, truck accidents, those injured on the job, and those who have been harmed by the negligence or carelessness of others.. Dianne is licensed to practice law in Colorado and the District of Columbia. Dianne Sawaya has practiced law for over 30 years, and has devoted 20 of those years to achieving personal injury settlements for accident victims. She practices law in Colorado District Courts, U.S. District Courts in Colorado and Washington, D.C., and U.S. Courts of Appeals in Colorado and Washington, D.C. Dianne has also written a free legal guide, Fighting for Justice, to help fight those who have harmed you, available here:. Her legal career has even extended to the halls of Congress and a wide range of state legislatures, and she has served as an elected representative in Washington, D.C.. Dianne consistently cheers on the Denver teams–go Broncos, Nuggets, and Avs! In general, she still loves exploring everything Denver has to offer–this is Dianne’s city. There is a great Lebanese restaurant with an unmistakable ambience that she frequents, and will eat Italian every day of the week if she can. She strives to shop and eat local, always trying to invest in the Denver community.. To relax and unwind, she’ll watch her favorite television shows–Andy of Mayberry and Anthony Bordain. Dianne couldn’t tell you how many times she’s seen her favorite films–Seabiscuit and Rocky.. Areas of Practice:. Car AccidentsSemi-Truck AccidentsDrunk Driving AccidentsMotorcycle AccidentsBrain InjuriesSpinal Cord InjuriesBirth InjuriesSlip & Fall AccidentsPremises LiabilityDog BitesBicycle & Pedestrian AccidentsNursing Home Abuse and NeglectWrongful DeathProduct LiabilityConstruction AccidentsBurns, Explosions & ElectrocutionsWorkers’ Compensation

Denver lawyer Kelley Rider Goodwin, just awarded the 2017 Young Lawyer of the Year by the Colorado Bar Association, and the Rider Goodwin Law Offices provides clients the assistance and tools necessary to thrive in divorce and child custody cases along the Front Range.. She has worked in the legal field for a number of years, always focusing on a "child first" approach to Family Law.. The Rider Goodwin Law Offices is guiding by its core values in all legal representation from client-centered advocacy while empowering and fostering the futures of their clients through teamwork and collaboration, never losing site of the social impact.

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Because every client’s case is unique, I provide a customized, cost-effective approach for each client’s needs. My practice emphasizes estate planning, trusts, probate administration, and special needs trust planning. I love helping my estate planning and trust clients find the best solution for their needs, and I consider it a privilege to help my probate clients get through a challenging time in their lives.. I have more than 25 years of experience in this area of law. I have also been an adjunct professor of law at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law since 2001. I have taught courses in probate, trusts and estates, health law, and a nationally recognized elder law seminar. My office number is. I do not charge for initial consultations.

Ashley advocates for outcomes that enable families to make the smoothest possible transition during an otherwise stressful time of life. She is committed to seeking peaceful resolutions while also zealously advocating for her clients. Whether her clients are going through a divorce, a child custody dispute, financial disputes, or any other family law matter, it is Ashley’s goal that each of her clients feels as though their issue is resolved with dignity.. While not all cases can be resolved outside of the courtroom, Ashley is an advocate for alternative methods of resolving disputes, when possible.  Ashley feels that alternatives to litigation, including mediation, arbitration, and collaborative law, provide great options for clients who desire a less adversarial and more timely resolution of their dispute.  When circumstances necessitate traditional litigation, however, Ashley is the strong and dedicated advocate that her clients need.

As a strong litigator, Ivy League law school graduate, and specialist in high conflict and complex family law matters, Kaitlyn Wright is skilled at resolving civil litigation issues with creative and well-reasoned solutions.. In family law, Kaitlyn has successfully litigated and resolved complex international jurisdictional matters, cases with high asset multimillion-dollar estates and companies, and hotly contested child custody cases. She also has a 100% success rate in obtaining awards of attorney fees when the case calls for it. Utilizing her extensive experience in federal and state law, Kaitlyn persuades the Court by implementing careful strategy and detail-oriented advocacy. Among other cases, she has successfully resolved matters that include dependency and neglect, foster home placement, drug and alcohol addiction, domestic violence, civil and criminal protection orders, and intricate cultural nuances. Additionally, in the special education context, Kaitlyn has forged settlements upwards of $300,000 for private school placements, represented clients before the First Circuit Court of Appeals, and successfully challenged IEPs.. Kaitlyn is settlement-oriented unless and until trial becomes necessary. In Court, judges commend and respect her for her careful preparation, ability to solve problems in high pressure situations, and her logical presentation of facts.. Kaitlyn advocates for her clients by providing realistic advisement and solutions. She will not tell you what you want to hear, but rather what you need to hear with the goal of strengthening and rehabilitating your case in the eyes of the Court. While Kaitlyn is empathetic and understands the emotional strain that divorce and custody issues create, she manages her cases strategically and she is able to quickly regain control when a case has veered off track.. Kaitlyn’s confident, reasoned, and creative style of representation has resulted in highly successful outcomes for clients. She approaches all cases with an eye towards the best interest of any children involved, a commitment to ardent advocacy, and the highest level of integrity. She prides herself on being accessible, listening carefully, and empowering her clients with knowledge and information. This style of representation has resulted in highly positive outcomes, the effects of which persist far beyond litigation.. Education:Juris Doctor, Cornell Law School, 2014B.S., magna cum laude, Florida State University, 2010

As a 10 year old growing up, Frank witnessed firsthand the damage a catastrophic injury can cause to a family when his aunt Cholly, at the age of 31, was severely injured in a head-on car accident. She was in a coma for almost ten years, and ultimately passed away without ever waking up. After experiencing the heart wrenching consequences such a situation causes spouses, children, parents and siblings, he developed a passion for helping people plan to minimize the damage should the worst happen.. Frank graduated from the University of Colorado with a B.S. degree in Political Science in 1992, and the University of Colorado School of Law in December 1995. He was admitted to the Colorado Bar in May of 1996. Frank is a member of theDenverand Colorado Bar Associations, as well as theCBATrust and Estate, and Elder Law Sections. He has been a member of the Denver Estate Planning Council since 2000. He is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, and worked closely with, and served as a volunteer guardian for, the Guardianship Alliance of Colorado.. Frank focuses his practice in the areas of Estate Planning, Asset Protection Planning, Charitable Planning, Legacy Planning, Medicaid and Public Benefits Planning, Business Planning (including entity formation and succession planning), Estate and Gift Tax Planning, Real Estate transactions (including construction law), Consumer Advocacy and Estate and Trust Administration and Litigation. He has prepared over 3400 estate plans as an attorney, as well as handling over 750 estate and trust administrations. He has given over 650 seminars on estate planning to various groups including those associated with Senior Planning Services, Kaiser Permanente, US West/Qwest, Capital Management Group, the Colorado association of Public Employees, the Communications Workers of America, Local Plumbers and Pipefitters Unions, Senior Tax Advisory, Colorado State Employee Credit Union, AG Edwards, Edward Jones, Wells Fargo Bank, The National Association of Retired Federal Employees, Coors Credit Union and numerous churches and labor unions throughout the state.. He is a regular attorney on LawLine 9, as well as Tom Martino’s Troubleshooter radio and tv shows.  He teaches classes on Estate Planning and Estate/Trust Administration for the Colorado Bar Association, National Business Institute, Front RangeCommunity Collegeand ColoradoMountainCollege.  He has co-authored a book titled, “How to Protect Your Family’s Assets From Devastating Nursing Home Costs--Medicaid Secrets”.  He also co-authored the “Planning for Special Needs Children” Chapter in the Colorado Handbook of Elder Law.  He has twice been named a prestigious Five Star Wealth Advisor for 2010 and 2011 by 5280 magazine and ColoradoBiz magazine.  Frank is a Colorado native who graduated from Regis Jesuit High School.  He has a six year old son.

Anna Geigle is an owner at The Geigle Law Firm, LLC.  Prior to forming the firm, Ms. Geigle was a Deputy State Public Defender in the Denver Trial Office.  During her tenure as a Public Defender, Ms. Geigle was appointed on more than three thousand cases.  Ms. Geigle’s appointments ranged from misdemeanor traffic to juvenile to sexual assault and homicide cases.  The vast majority of her experience is in representing clients charged with felony offenses.  In 2012, prior to her departure from the Public Defender’s Office, Ms. Geigle’s hard work and dedication to the defense of her clients was recognized by her peers when she received the “Attorney of the Year” award from the Denver Trial Office.. Ms. Geigle received her Juris Doctor from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law.  She earned admission to the Order of St. Ives, an honor awarded to graduates ranking in the very top of the graduating class, and ultimately placed in the top 5%.. At The Geigle Law Firm, LLC, Ms. Geigle dedicates her entire practice to defending those accused of committing crimes in both state and federal court.  Ms. Geigle is a skilled advocate and will work tirelessly to accomplish an excellent result.

After spending years responding to 911 calls as a paramedic/firefighter, Todd Bovo is no stranger to helping people when they need it most.  As an attorney, Todd uses the skills he learned as a paramedic/firefighter to aggressively help people get the justice they deserve in the legal arena.. His experiences, along with his license to practice law, have enhanced his communications skills and his ability to efficiently reach optimal resolutions.  He knows how to react quickly and decisively to get fair results for his clients.. People sometimes ask Todd, “So you used to drive ambulances, and now you chase them?”. Todd is confident, assertive and successful and believes that a great lawyer’s value is not handling great cases, but in making ordinary cases great.  He will exceed your expectations and make significant contributions necessary to achieve a just result.  Given the strengths and positives attributes he possesses, his fees are reasonable and realistic making him an excellent value for his clients.. As a seasoned litigator, Todd has honed his dexterity analyzing, successfully negotiating and trying numerous cases.  His clients have benefited from his ability to consistently recognize the strengths and weaknesses of each case and develop creative problem-solving strategies to achieve early resolution.  He makes his clients feel confident that they will be in good hands and get the justice they deserve.. As a potential client, bios help you sort out the probables from the possibles but Todd would like to meet with you and demonstrate that, along with his credentials, he has the personality and horsepower suitable to bring the type of results you expect.  Be assured your investment of time will be amply repaid.

After 26 years of civil litigation, I opened a mediation practice.  I work as a mediator in all types of disputes.  My new website is .  I have spent most of my career helping clients with claims against lawyers for legal malpractice and excessive billing.  I have also helped lawyers defend against grievances, motions for sanctions, and, when they do no have insurance, legal malpractice claims.  In addition, I have testified as an expert in the standards of care for attorneys and the reasonableness of lawyer fees and costs.

A Colorado native, John formed the Just Law Group in 2014, with an emphasis on litigation, with a focus on general civil, personal injury and appellate litigation.  Previously, John practiced with a leading Denver-area plaintiff’s personal injury firm and a nationally-recognized corporate law firm with an emphasis on civil litigation.  Since becoming licensed to practice in Colorado in 2008, John has prosecuted appeals in the Colorado Supreme Court, the Colorado Court of Appeals, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit.  He is a member of the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association and the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association Amicus Committee, and is one of Denver’s leading appellate attorneys.. When he is not practicing law, John enjoys reading, writing, running, hiking the Rocky Mountains, cycling, and various recreational activities. He makes no representations regarding his aptitude in any of these activities.  He is also an avid fan of the Denver Broncos and the Colorado Avalanche, and has strong opinions about the direction of both teams.  To date, the Denver sports talk radio market has been uninterested in John’s opinions.