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Kylie B. Lovell joined Jorgensen, Brownell & Pepin in 2016 as an associate attorney practicing in the areas of probate, elder law, business litigation, and construction litigation.. Prior to joining Jorgensen, Brownell & Pepin, Attorney Kylie Lovell worked in corporate regulatory compliance, where she gained years of experience interpreting complex federal and state regulations and drafting and negotiating sophisticated contracts. In addition to probate and elder law, she has litigation experience representing plaintiffs in federal wage and hour employment lawsuits. Attorney Kylie Lovell prides herself on her relationship with her clients, and communication and professionalism are the foundation of her practice.. Attorney Kylie Lovell is licensed to practice in both Colorado and Texas. Though a native Texan, who is very proud of her roots, she feels so lucky to wake up and see the Colorado front range every morning. Outside the office, she and her husband are busy corralling their two daughters and two dogs.

Erin is a member of the General Civil Litigation practice group at Lyons Gaddis, PC. which primarily handles civil cases that are likely to be litigated and family law matters. On the transactional side, she does contract drafting and review, with an eye toward helping clients clarify expectations, manage risks, and prevent future litigation. She also handles probate matters, including guardianships and conservatorships, estate planning, estate administration, and probate litigation.. Erin is licensed to practice in both state and federal court in Colorado and Washington.. Prior to her career in law, she earned a Master’s Degree in Business Administration and spent ten years working in business development, compliance, and risk management roles. She attended the University of Colorado School of Law, and graduated with the Order of the Coif (top 10%) distinction. Following graduation, she worked for several years as a law clerk for the Honorable Thomas F. Mulvahill in the 20th Judicial District assisting the Court in writing opinions and conducting research for civil, domestic relations, and probate cases.

Born in California and raised in New York, Elizabeth A. Raba graduated from Vassar College in 1983, completing her undergraduate degree in English in three years. After working in New York City in fields as varied as marketing communications and commodity metals research and analysis, she moved to Colorado in 1985. Liz then worked for a software firm that designed and marketed one of the first software packages for legal research. Liz earned her M.A. in English from the University of Northern Colorado in 1989. During her time at UNC, she taught core writing classes to UNC underclassmen and was a member of both Sigma Tau Delta (English honor society) and Kappa Delta Phi (education honor society). Liz also co-founded the English Graduate Student Association and served as the student member of the English Department Ad Hoc Committee.. Liz attended the University of Colorado Law School, graduating in 1995. During her tenure at CU, Liz was a Rothgerber, Appel, Powers & Johnson Teaching Fellow and a Teaching Assistant in the Diversity/Academic Support Program, tutoring other students in Civil Procedure and Torts. She also served as the Research Assistant for Clinical Professor Carol Glowinsky (subsequently the Hon. Carol Glowinsky of the Boulder District Court), working on the seminal Clark/Glowinsky Domestic Relations casebook. In addition to her academic interests during law school, Liz served as President of the Student Trial Lawyers Association, was the coordinator of the 1994 Women in the Law Day, and was a semi-finalist in the Rothgerber Moot Court competition. Liz is a member of the Order of the Coif, an honor reserved for those who graduate in the top 10% of their law school classes. Other honors include the Legal Aid Award and Dean’s List.. After graduation, Liz clerked for the Hon. Morris W. Sandstead, Jr. of the Boulder District Court during his rotation in the civil docket. Her duties included researching and drafting the court’s opinions and serving as bailiff during all court proceedings. She then built a thriving family law practice, becoming a partner in a firm with offices in Longmont and Greeley, and serving clients in a four-county area.. After several years of intense litigation work, Liz took some time off from the practice of law to spend more time with her young children. In returning to part-time practice, Liz now concentrates primarily on her favorite parts of legal work: research and writing. She especially enjoys the opportunity to keep her hand in litigation by working with the other lawyers of Flanders, Elsberg, Herber & Dunn, LLC.

Experienced Litigation attorney serving clients in Evanston and surrounding areas.

Experienced Litigation attorney serving clients in Evanston and surrounding areas.

Experienced Litigation attorney serving clients in Evanston and surrounding areas.

Experienced Litigation attorney serving clients in Evanston and surrounding areas.

Experienced Litigation attorney serving clients in Evanston and surrounding areas.

Experienced Litigation attorney serving clients in Evanston and surrounding areas.