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University of Tulsa, J.D., admitteed 2007, Colorado. Brendan Patrick Rodman joined John R. Rodman & Associates after graduating from the University of Tulsa in December 2005. A native of Colorado, Brendan attended Kent Denver High School. He completed his undergraduate education at DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana. After graduating from DePauw, with a degree in European History, Brendan moved to Breckenridge, Colorado. He spent two years working as a Clerk of Court in Park County, Colorado, and as an Adaptive Ski Instructor for the Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center. Brendan then attended the University of Tulsa, where he received his Juris Doctor. During law school, Brendan worked at the Boesche Legal Clinic, was on the staff of the University of Tulsa International Law Journal, and completed an internship with the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma, in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Brendan also spent time studying abroad, attending programs at the Graduate Institute of International Studies, in Buenos Aires, Argentina; The University of Edinburgh, School of Law, in Edinburgh, Scotland; The University College Dublin, in Dublin, Ireland; The Institute of European Studies, in Leuven, Belgium, and; The Graduate Institute of International Studies, in Geneva, Switzerland.. In his practice of law, Brendan values communication, professionalism, efficiency, attention to detail, and preparedness on behalf of his clients. Brendan is a member of the Colorado and Denver Bar Associations, and the Colorado Defense Lawyers Association.. Brendan enjoys spending time with his wife, Yvonne, and two sons, Keegan and Banner, and attempts to spend as much time as possible fly fishing, skiing, hunting, camping, attending live music and traveling.

Shelley Sanderman joined the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment as an Enforcement Policy Advisor in the Health Facilities and Emergency Medical Services Division in 2016 with a focus on enforcement actions against noncompliant Colorado health facilities. She previously worked in personal injury and workers' compensation law, regulatory compliance related to both health law and lending practices, and domestic relations.. Shelley enjoys spending time with family and friends going to restaurants, reading and enjoying all Colorado has to offer.  Shelley was born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada but has lived in Colorado for most of her life.  She loves to travel and particularly enjoyed spending a summer in China during law school.

Robert Wilhite was born in Dallas, Texas in 1978. He has one brother Nathan, who lives in Seattle, WA and is a Senior Manager of Product Management at Amazon Video. As a young boy Rob was very active in sports and outdoor activities. He played football, baseball and lacrosse in high school at Highland Park High School in Dallas. He was also enjoyed numerous other outdoor activities. He learned many of his outdoor skills in his quest to become an Eagle Scout, which he succeeded in becoming in 1994. After graduating high school 1996, Rob attended the University of Colorado at Boulder. As a freshman, he lived in Farrand Hall dormitory and also became a member of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity. He became involved in many different social activities with his new fraternity brothers and friends, while continuing his pursuit of a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. During the summers, Rob and his brother Nathan would go on backpacking and climbing trips so that they could spend time together. They spent summers trekking through Greenland and hiking and climbing in Pakistan. While these trips broadened Rob’s horizon to the world, he continued to work on his degree which he completed in 2000. After graduating from the University of Colorado, Rob took a year off from his studies. He moved to Alabama where he worked for an outdoor clothing and equipment store. He spent his time teaching kids how to rock climb, while at the same time taking his climbing and hiking skills all around the South. He then started his pursuit of a law degree in 2001 at The University of Tulsa. Upon graduation from law school in 2004, he moved to Denver where he was hired as an associate for The Sawaya Law Firm in 2005. Rob has worked his way up through the law firm to become the managing partner of the Litigation Department until he became the majority shareholder in June 2021.  As he continued to grow the firm he changed the name of the firm to The Wilhite Law Firm January 1, 2023,. Over his career he has worked on many large and complex cases and has taken many large and small cases to trial. Rob works on a variety of cases that include; but are not limited to, automobile accidents, insurance bad faith, wrongful death, and trucking accident. Rob is currently an active member of the American Board of Trial Advocates, Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, Colorado Bar Association, and the Denver Bar Association. Rob is licensed to practice in Colorado and Texas courts and the United States District Court for Colorado. He has been named a 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 Rising Young Star by 5280. When Rob is not in court he loves to spend his free time traveling, training for triathlons and spending time with his wife, daugther and lab.   In 2010, Rob competed in his first triathlon - the Boise 70.3 Ironman. Since then he has done multiple 70.3 Ironman races and full distance Ironman races. In addition to all his work Rob loves to travel. He recently went to Africa to compete in Ironman Africa. If you feel like you have a potential case in the Rocky Mountain Region feel free to contact Rob and his staff at The Wilhite Law Firm to see how they may help you.

Richard P. Poormon, Esq., is committed to helping you navigate your legal situation. In his 34 years of legal practice, Richard has created a model of helping his clients in one-to-one relationships based in honesty, patience and treating each client with respect and dignity.. Your legal needs will be met with the time and focus you deserve when faced with an emergency situation that requires the experience of an open-minded, skilled attorney.. Richard has spent the last 30 years helping people obtain justice in injury law claims and litigation, including matters involving wrongful death, civil assault and battery, auto crashes, trip/slip and fall incidents, professional negligence mishaps, defective product injuries and property damage losses for individuals wronged by others and devalued by insurance companies.. You will not see Richard pictured on the side of a public bus, plastered on a street billboard or featured on the back cover of a phone book. Rather, Richard’s practice has grown based on personal relationship-based referrals as he believes that an attorney’s trust must be earned and proven.. His roadmap for your case will be a team effort driven by your story and his background to create a strategy for your case.

Remington W. Fang is a Colorado native and Colorado licensed attorney who specializes in car / auto accident, slip and fall, wrongful death, and trucking accident litigation.  Remington has recovered tens of millions of dollars from insurance companies for injuries to his clients.

Phil Harding can be seen weekly on Great Day Colorado answering questions on car accident and personal injury cases.  Mr. Harding personally deals with his clients.  Call for a free consulation.. Education:- B.A. Chemistry University of Colorado, 1986,- J.D. University of Denver, 1990. Admissions:-Colorado Bar, 1991-United States District Court, 1992-10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 2002-United States Supreme Court, 1994. Practice Areas:Civil Litigation; Appellate Work (Colorado Court of Appeal, Colorado Supreme Court, 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, United States Supreme Court) Wrongful Death; Dram Shop Actions (Liquor Store and Bar Liability) Bad Faith Breach of Contract; Construction Defects and Defense; Corporate Disputes; Plaintiffs’ Personal Injury Litigation. Member:Colorado Bar Association, Arapahoe Bar AssociationLife member - Million and Multi-Dollar Advocates Forum. Awards:. - Superlawyer 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023. - Top 100 Trial Attroney Colorado - 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023-Golden Key National Honor Society 1995-Who’s Who Among American Universities and Colleges 1984-85-Who’s Who Among American Universities and Colleges 1985-86-Who’s Who Among Rising Young Americans 1992-Who’s Who Among Rising Young Americans 1993-Who’s Who in American Law 1996/97-Personalities of America for Contributions to Business and Law 1998-Patent #6,067,012 awarded to Phil Harding 2000. Charitable Organizations/Non-Profits:-Director, Positive Coaching 1996 - 2008-Englewood Rotary, 1997 to 2015    International Director 1999 - 2004    President 2005-06

Nathan was born in raised on a farm outside of Salina, Kansas. He attended the University of Kansas for his undergraduate degree, double majoring in political science and American Studies in 2000. After his undergraduate degree, Nathan worked as an aide on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. for Senator John McCain from 2000 to 2004 and in 2003 began attending evening law school at Catholic University Law School (Washington, D.C.) while continuing his work on Capitol Hill. In 2004, Nathan moved to Denver and transferred to the Sturm College of Law at the University of Denver as a full-time student. In 2006 Nathan obtained his law degree from DU law, finishing in the top third of his graduating class.. After law school, Nathan served as a Federal Law Clerk for The Honorable Wesley E. Brown in the District Court of Kansas in Wichita and later as a rotating federal law clerk for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Colorado in Denver. After his Federal Clerkships, Nathan worked at a general practice law firm in the Denver Metro area handling all aspects of Criminal, Civil and Domestic legal representation. In 2014, Nathan returned to Kansas and began working exclusively in the field of personal injury and plaintiff’s civil litigation, serving clients throughout the state of Kansas.. In early 2018 Nathan began working in the litigation department at The Law Offices of Dianne Sawaya Law Firm where he handles all aspects of injury litigation. Nathan is a graduate of the National Institute of Trial Advocacy (NITA) Trial Advocacy Program as well as a member of the Kansas and Colorado Trial Lawyers Association. Nathan has significant experience in Federal and State Courts of Kansas and Colorado and has his law license in both Kansas and Colorado. Nathan has been responsible for collecting millions of dollars for his injured clients over his years of practice. In his personal life, Nathan is an avid KU sports fan and married with 2 young children.

Mr. McQuinn earned his undergraduate degree from Cedarville University in Ohio. He went on to earn his Juris Doctor from rom the University of Colorado School of Law, in Boulder, Colorado.. Today, he plays an integral role in the firm’s trial preparation process. Additionally, he has appeared on multiple local television stations. Mr. McQuinn was nominated as “Rising Star” in the 2012 Colorado Superlawyers® publication. This distinction is reserved for attorneys who have demonstrated outstanding professional achievement in their given field. Ethan McQuinn was also selected as a 2017 SuperLawyer. Mr. McQuinn is dedicated to helping people collect compensation for their injuries. His professional associations and memberships include the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, the Colorado Bar Association, the Association of Trial Lawyers of America and the Minoru Yasui Inn or Court.. He is a founding partner at Kane, Dulin, McQuinn, Young in the greater area of Denver, Colorado.

Michael Rex is a distinguished attorney who specializes in personal injury and insurance disputes. Michael is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, recognizing attorneys who have achieved settlements or verdicts exceeding $1 million. Michael Rex is also a Super Lawyer for 2025, a peer nominated award which places him in the top 5% of lawyers in Colorado.. Michael Rex is the founder of Rex Legal, a boutique personal injury and insurance bad faith firm in Denver, Colorado.

Marlo Greer specializes in all aspects of personal injury law including sexual harassment, sexual assault, car accident cases, trucking collisions, bicycle accidents, wrongful death, traumatic brain injuries, spine injuries, birth injury, product liability, medical malpractice, slip and fall cases, and premises liability cases.  Ms. Greer helps her clients find courage, clarity, and strength in what is often a confusing and difficult legal process.

Maaren Johnson focuses her practice on personal injury. She believes it is her responsibility to advocate on behalf of victims who have been injured through no fault of their own. Clients can rely on Ms. Johnson's compassion and attention to detail to navigate the legal system after their Car Accident or personal injury accident.

Lori Tolle is an experienced trial attorney that brings a “real life” orientation to her practice. As a deputy district attorney with Jefferson County for over a decade, Lori gained vast courtroom and trial experience resulting in justice for victims in cases ranging from low level misdemeanors to felony sex assaults and first-degree murder.. While at the DA's office, Lori sought justice for children – one of the more vulnerable segments of our society – in the Crimes Against Children (“CAC”) unit. In this CAC unit, Lori tried cases involving sexual assaults on children and physical abuse, including severe head and brain trauma. Lori excelled in navigating the complex legal issues that make these important cases so demanding while connecting with the real people involved and staying victim-focused.. Lori is the mother of three children and an accomplished public servant. After leaving the district attorney’s office to spend more time with her children, Lori served as president of the Trailmark Metro District and officer on the board of directors for “A Little Help”, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping seniors. She works actively with her daughters at their school and has taught legal and investigative courses to both law enforcement and junior deputy district attorneys.. Together with her husband of eighteen years, Lori takes pride in teaching her children compassion and authenticity, the value of helping and serving others and the importance of tenacity. She personifies these characteristics and strives for justice in obtaining results for Fuicelli & Lee clients.

Kyle Bachus won his first argument in front of the state supreme court when he was only 17 years old.. As a junior in high school, Kyle attended a Florida state legislation day for Florida high school students. As part of the day’s activities, he was selected to argue a predetermined topic in front of a panel of licensed lawyers sitting on a mock supreme court. He was provided with appropriate documentation, and tasked with researching and preparing his argument. Selected as one of the best presenters of the day statewide, he was both surprised and inspired.. Once he decided on a career in law, there was no stopping him. The determination his opponents see in the courtroom today was nurtured in college, where he dedicated himself to excelling. Once he graduated with his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Florida College of Law, he began work the Monday after graduation in a plaintiff’s personal injury law firm, a natural fit for a man who had always identified with the underdog.. Kyle moved to Colorado in 1994 and joined a Denver personal injury law firm. Two years later, Kyle and fellow lawyer Darin Schanker opened Bachus & Schanker, LLC with little more than a tiny, rented office and a lot of determination. Starting with less than $15,000, their business has grown into one of the largest, most well respected personal injury firms in the region. The partners are committed to understanding the circumstances confronting their clients, and ensuring that responsible parties are held accountable for damages they have caused.. COLORADO’S MOST TRUSTED LAW FIRMThe firm continues to focus on personal injury law but over the years the practice has expanded its practice groups, which now include national plaintiff’s litigation addressing a variety of Defective Medical Devices, Products and Dangerous Drugs, Workers’ Compensation, Social Security Disability and Wage and Hour class action work along with all other forms of plaintiff’s employment law.. Over the years, Kyle has achieved justice for many clients. But helping one of the emergency medical responders who suffered disabling injuries in the 9/11 attacks is one of the most inspiring wins. Kyle was one of just two Colorado attorneys traveling at their own expense to provide pro bono legal services to 911 victims and their families through the national Trial Lawyers Care program.. He also is proud of the state and national legislation he has worked on to protect Colorado consumers. Kyle intuited early on that the best way to fight injustice is to understand the rules and legal principles that govern our society. Because of this deep understanding, he has been able to help change state laws to benefit all Colorado residents.. LEGAL EXPERIENCE IN COLORADOKyle participated heavily in drafting and seeking passage of Colorado House Bill 10-1168, also known as the Make Whole bill, which was signed into law in May 2010. This bill protects injury victims from having to reimburse many health insurance plans for medical costs out of injury settlements before being fully compensated. The law applies to victims who where not at fault, and who were injured by the act or negligence of a third party. The Make Whole doctrine requires that the injured party is first fully compensated or “made whole” before the health insurance company may seek subrogation or reimbursement.. Additionally, Kyle was instrumental in the drafting and passage of an important amendment to Colorado’s Uninsured Motorist Statute, Colorado Revised Statute 10-4-609, which became effective Jan. 1, 2008. The amendment initially drafted by Kyle significantly impacts important “safety net” insurance coverage that is available when injured by an uninsured or under-insured driver. The Amendment closes insurance company loopholes that prevented consumers from receiving the full benefits they thought they were buying when purchasing UM/UIM coverage in Colorado. Every UM/UIM automobile insurance policy issued or renewed in Colorado on or after Jan. 1, 2008 is affected by this very important change.. Active in a number of professional organizations, Kyle is a highly rated in industry publications by both peers and those he has represented. He is a frequent speaker and guest lecturer in the legal industry.. In 2005, Kyle was appointed to serve as the co-chair of the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association Auto Litigation Committee, a position he continues to hold. He has also been named by the national legal publication Lawdragon as one of “The Top 500 Leading Personal Injury Lawyers in America.” In addition, since its inception in 2007, Kyle has been named every year to the list of Colorado Super Lawyer as well as to the list of “Colorado’s Top Lawyers” in the field of plaintiff’s personal injury law. In 2013, Kyle led the Bachus & Schanker, LLC trial team that achieved the largest personal injury verdict in the State of Colorado in 2013. Additionally, Law Week named Kyle the Top Class Action Lawyer in Colorado in 2014.

I started my legal career nine years ago in the Dallas/Fort Worth area as a solo practitioner helping clients with a broad range of problems including employment law claims, personal injury, family law and consumer law. The focus of my practice was primarily plaintiff-side litigation where I had the opportunity to help individuals and families stand up against entities that had a lot more money, power and presence than my clients. We live in a society where there are very few resources to help fight for justice and fight for a fair stake and even fewer job opportunities where you can earn a living fighting the good fight. Plaintiff-side legal work is one of the rare opportunities to earn a living fighting for a more just society.. As time went on and I refined my skills as a litigator I also refined the focus of my practice to spend less time on family law and consumer law and more time on employment law and personal injury. You don't have to drive far or watch much television in Texas to know there are a lot of personal injury attorneys but there are far fewer employment lawyers practicing plantiff-side who seriously delve into this highly technical area of law as more than a side hustle. I decided to narrow my practice to these two areas to better utilize my expertise and skills.. After spending thirty-five years in Texas my wife and I decided it was time for a new adventure and packed our bags and headed to Denver, Colorado. Once settled and licensed in Colorado I sought out employment with a firm. While I enjoyed the freedom of solo practice, I missed the commraderie of a larger workplace. Working in a larger firm meant more resources to tackle larger problems and more complex claims that are sometimes difficult to do from a single desk. I've spent my time here practicing exclusively personal injury, continuing to fight for plaintiffs against insurance companies who work very hard to take advantage of injured Coloradans.

I operate under the principle that clients always come first. Whether helping an accident victim recover compensation in a car accident case, truck accident case or injuries from nursing home neglect, I am wholeheartedly dedicated to exhausting every available resource to help my clients get the money they deserve. At the firm, I focus my practice on auto accidents, truck accidents, personal injury cases and workers’ compensation law. My trial results speak for themselves with verdicts ranging from 3.7 million in a nursing home negligence case to a $770,000 verdict against a trucking compnay. Both case were featured on the news.. I have been selected by my peers as having an "AV" rating and as a Super Lawyer. I have also been recognized as one of the top 100 trial lawyers in Colorado.. I have served as a guest lecturer in a variety of seminars and has served on the Board of the American Trial Lawyers Association in the past. My other professional affiliations include the Workers’ Compensation Education Association and The American Association of Justice. I provide regular instruction for other lawyers regarding car accident cases and workers’’ compensation.. I invite you to call me to discuss your situation at no cost.

I have spent an entire career representing plaintiffs in a large variety of personal injury cases including automobile crash, wrongful death, bicycle, motorcycle, truck, premises, negligent security, pedestrian, bar liability, construction, recreational accidents and many other types of negligence cases including people harmed by breach of contract.

I founded my firm to provide detailed and personalized attention to every client. We’re committed to providing outstanding service by: 1) having an Attorney work your case, not a paralegal, 2) offering flexible appointment times and home visits, and 3) keeping fees simple and straightforward - there are NO hourly fees and NO Retainer. Best yet, your attorney is always just a phone call away. Our extensive experience and knowledge of litigation will help maximize your recovery.. I represent clients who have been injured due to another's negligence. My most frequent cases involve Car Accidents, Slip and Falls, and Wrongful Death. I have been nationally recognized as one of the Top Attorneys in Colorado by the National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys, National Trial Lawyers, and the American Academy of Attorneys. Our extensive experience and knowledge of litigation will help maximize your recovery.

Colorado attorney Jennifer K. O’Connell has been working with the Queener Law team in personal injury cases for years as co-counsel in auto-accident and tractor trailer collision cases. After moving to the Denver area, Jennifer officially joined forces with Queener Law to bring the hometown feel of the a small, family-style firm with national experience to the mountains.. Jennifer hails from the Great Smoky Mountains of Knoxville, Tennessee. After attending Appalachian School of Law and University of Tennessee College of Law, Jennifer practiced personal injury for nearly a decade across the state of Tennessee. In her practice, Jennifer handled cases involving premises liability, auto accidents, pedestrian and bicycle accidents, and tractor trailer collisions. Jennifer also developed a department focusing in mass torts and pharmaceutical class action cases. Since moving to Colorado, Jennifer has continued to build on her experience and expertise in these areas.. Jennifer is licensed to practice in Colorado and Tennessee, including multiple federal courts. She has practiced in over a fifteen counties in Colorado and Tennessee, and has argued in front of the Tennessee Court of Appeals. While in Tennessee, she commonly took more cases to trial than any other attorney in her field and won record-breaking verdicts, and she intends to hold the same honors here in Colorado in order to ensure that her clients receive their full and fair recoveries. She has also collected over a million dollars in settlements and verdict annually since beginning her practice. Jennifer has also provided research and brief contributions for a 7 to 2 Decision case before the United States Supreme Court.. Jennifer has been published on LexisNexis and has litigated against pharmaceutical corporations, major trucking companies, and insurance carriers like Progressive, GEICO, State Farm, Farmers, American Family, Nationwide, Liberty Mutual, USAA, Hartford, Cincinnati Insurance, Allstate, Esurance, Permanent General, SafeCo, Zurich, and many more. She has also negotiated with health insurance companies like Medicare, Cigna, Aetna, Medicaid, Kiser, United Healthcare, and BlueCross BlueShield to keep money out of the pockets of the insurance companies and in the pockets of her clients.. Jennifer is an active member of the American Bar Association, American Association for Justice, Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, Colorado Women’s Bar Association, Denver Bar Association, Tennessee Bar Association, and Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association. And when she is not serving clients directly in court or through her active membership in these organizations, Jennifer checks off countries on her travel list, hikes, skis, and snowshoes in the Back Country, and cycles around Denver.

Before forming Fuicelli & Lee, P.C., Keith worked as an attorney with one of the largest personal injury firms and one of the largest insurance defense firms in Colorado. Prior to that, he worked as a District Attorney in Jefferson County, Colorado for the prestigious Crimes Against Children Unit.. Keith has litigated a wide range of criminal and civil matters. He has conducted more than seventy five trials, argued before the Court of Appeals, and conducted numerous evidentiary hearings. This extensive trial experience is a true asset.. Mr. Fuicelli also brings a unique perspective to handling personal injury matters. In May of 2007 he was hit by a car while jogging and spent nearly two months in the hospital. When asked how the experience has affected him, Keith states:. "I suppose some of the more valuable lessons I learned from my ordeal help me relate and empathize with clients. Most people do not understand how vulnerable and terrifying it is going through a serious accident. Unless you have been through it, it is very difficult to comprehend the worry, self-doubt, and frustration that accompany serious injury. I think many people take for granted the ability to work and earn a living for their family until it is taken away. In my case, I was a hair away from not being able to do the job I truly love." - Keith

Attorney Matthew Durkin’s renowned career gives him the complex courtroom experience needed to go up against behemoths in the insurance industry. Durkin has dedicated his career to obtaining justice for those in need. Most recently, Durkin served our community as a Jefferson County Chief Deputy District Attorney. Prior to that, he led the Criminal Justice Section of the Colorado Attorney General’s Office as Deputy Attorney General.. With multiple appearances on television shows such as NBC’s Dateline and CBS’s 48 Hours, Durkin has made a name for himself as a tireless advocate for victims of homicide, physical and sexual abuse against children, domestic violence, drug trafficking, and traffic offenses. After years of campaigning for victims in the criminal court, Durkin has turned his attention to the civil court. Specializing in wrongful death, bad faith insurance claims, and catastrophic injuries, Durkin looks forward to assisting victims obtain justice after these life-altering events.. “For 25 years it has been my honor to fight for victims of crimes. I am excited to refocus my passion towards seeking justice for those have been injured due to another’s negligence,” Durkin says.

Attorney Krislene Lorenz has over 20 years of complex litigation experience including homicide and felony-level sexual and physical abuse crimes committed against children. She has tried more than 100 cases in front of a jury, ranging from DUI to first-degree murder of a child. Lorenz served as a Deputy District Attorney from 1998-2018 specializing in Crimes Against Children and Sexual Assault, and in 2010 she was promoted to Senior Deputy District Attorney, was named “Team Leader” of the Special Victims Unit, and served on the multi-jurisdictional Child Protection Team and Child Abduction Response Team.. With 20 years of helping families navigate the often-confusing court system, Lorenz brings a unique skill set to her work as a personal injury attorney. She serves as a tireless advocate for clients and gives them the empathy, grit and determination they need during tough times. Lorenz joined Fuicelli & Lee in 2018 and in her first year assisted Partner Keith Fuicelli in obtaining two multi-million-dollar jury verdicts.. “I have dedicated my practice to helping those who have been hurt by the actions of others,” said Lorenz. “I chose to work in crimes against children to pursue justice for our society’s most vulnerable victims. The shift to helping personal injury victims felt very natural. I tirelessly advocate for my clients to make sure that their voices are heard, and they receive full, fair and complete compensation for their injuries.”

After 25 years as a paralegal, Melanie Stuckey became a licensed attorney in the fall of 2020. While continuing her full-time work at Donaldson Law, she attended the evening program at the University of Denver. She is happy to begin practicing law at Donaldson Law where she can continue her commitment to representing injured clients in Denver and throughout Colorado. Since 2000, Melanie has been an integral part of Donaldson Law and has developed a passion for advocating on behalf of serious injury victims. As an attorney, she intends to use her 20+ years of knowledge in the personal injury field to ensure that clients receive quality and professional representation. Melanie is compassionate and dedicated to helping clients through the process of resolving their personal injury claim.. Melanie Stuckey makes it a priority to ensure each client receives the personal attention and care they need as they progress through the process of a personal injury claim. She understands that clients are experiencing stress and difficulties as a result of their injuries, and it is her goal to make sure she can relieve some of that burden by handling the legal aspects of their claims.. In her free time, Melanie enjoys spending time with her son and extended family. She also enjoys traveling to domestic and international locations.