Top best Bankruptcy Lawyers Near me in ZIP 80202

Patrick D. Vellone's primary area of practice is complex commercial litigation with particular emphasis on lender liability defense, securities, contract and bankruptcy adversary representation.. Mr. Vellone has been admitted to practice for particular cases in numerous federal and state courts throughout the United States.  He is a Martindale-Hubbell AV rated attorney and has been named a Colorado Super Lawyer annually since 2007. Mr. Vellone is also a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America.

MICHAEL J. GUYERSON, Senior Counsel, is Certified by the American Bankruptcy Institute in Commercial Debtor Bankruptcy and is also a memebr of its litigation committee.  A 1981 graduate of the University of Colorado School of Law Mike’s practice emphasizes insolvency and commercial loan restructuring, the overall representation of debtors, creditors’ committees, trustees and creditors in bankruptcy matters, commercial and bankruptcy litigation and agricultural law.  Mike is an avid outdoorsman having walked all 490 miles of the Colorado Trail. ev. Lectures and Publications: Author: “Bad Boy Guarantees, Know What To Do When The Lender Comes For You!,” The Colorado Lawyer, Vol. 42, No. 9, September, 2013;  “The Right To Stay Adversary and Contested Matters”, ABI Law Journal, April 2013, “Professional Law Firm Insolvency”, ABI Law Journal, November 2011, “Adequate Protection for Secured Creditors: The Interest Accrual Myth”, ABI Secured Credit Committee Newsletter, June 2011, “FDIC Super Stay”, ABI Law Journal, 2009,"The Revolution in Investor Rights: A New Litigation Climate," 34 The Colorado Lawyer, May 2005. Co-Author: "Asset Acquisition in the 1990's: Opportunities for Small and Medium-Sized Business," Denver Business Journal, June 26, 1992. Author: "Intellectual Property Agreements: Assumptions or Rejection Under the Bankruptcy Code," The Colorado Lawyer, Vol. 21, No. 11, November, 1992; "Propriety of Class Proofs of Claim in Bankruptcy," The American Bankruptcy Law Journal, Vol. 63 Summer, 1989; "A Review of Agricultural Law: Hard Times and Hard Choices," The Colorado Lawyer, Vol. 15, No. 5, April, 1986; "Agricultural Lending in A Troubled Economy," The Colorado Lawyer, Vol. 16 No. 10. October 19, 1987. Lecturer: Mike has participated in numerous seminars for the CLE of Colorado, the Colorado Bankers Association, the Wyoming Bankers Association, Colorado Bar Association, and The National Business Institute.

Matthew M. Wolf specializes in complex civil litigation, arbitration, and commercial transactions.  His practice includes banking, securities and employment litigation, as well as corporate and finance transactions.  He frequently represents financial institutions, borrowers, employees and investors, in business litigation and transactional matters.. He has successfully prosecuted and defended individual actions, class actions, shareholder derivative suits, bankruptcy proceeding, and FINRA arbitrations.  His transactional practice is diverse, including forming and financing various business entities, preparing contracts and counseling corporate clients on operational matters.. Mr. Wolf received his undergraduate degree from the University of Denison.  He graduated with honors from the State University of New York at Buffalo, School of Law, in 2001 with a concentration in finance transactions.  While at the University at Buffalo, he was a member of Law Review and the Moot Court board, and was inducted into the Order of the Barristers for exhibiting excellence in oral advocacy.. Mr. Wolf has received the highest peer rating from Martindale Hubbell AV® and has been named a Rising Star and a Superlawyer by Colorado SuperLawyers®

Katharine specializes in complex bankruptcy matters and related litigation. She represents consumer clients, bankruptcy trustees, and small businesses in a variety of transactional and litigation matters, with an emphasis on insolvency and reorganization. She assists clients in creditor negotiations, asset sales, business wind down and reorganizations. She has analyzed business across numerous industries to formulate strategic plans and manage risk. Katharine is committed to finding solutions to clients’ problem in a practical and cost-effective manner. She has represented businesses in successful reorganization efforts through Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and represented Chapter 7 trustees in avoidance actions, corporate Ponzi scheme cases and intricate asset sales.

Jeffrey A. Weinman has represented Debtors and Creditors in hundreds of Chapter 11 reorganization cases, and has served as counsel to unsecured creditors’ committees in a number of Chapter 11 cases. Mr. Weinman has served as Chapter 7 Panel Trustee for the District of Colorado since 1989.. A few of the larger Chapter 7 Trustee cases Mr. Weinman has represented are Adam Aircraft, Western Pacific Airlines, Jato Communications. In addition, he has been Plan Trustee in a number of large Chapter 11 cases including Centrix Financial and Integra.

I  focus on bankruptcy matters, financial restructuring, workouts, and reorganizations, including representing debtors, creditors and trustees. Over the years, I found that many clients prefer a "hands on" approach with their attorney when dealing with their everyday financial issues - instead of being just another number. After more than a decade in practice with a boutique bankruptcy law firm, I broke away so that I could provide more personalized service to my clients.. I have a passion for outdoor activities, including road biking, mountain biking, hiking, skiing and boating.  If I am not in the office, you can usually find me on the bike or on the slopes, depending on the season, spending quality time with my family.

In 2013, after practicing law for ten years, Jennifer C. Rogers started ROGERS LAW. Jennifer began her practice in 2003 with a mid-sized law firm in downtown Denver and remained with that firm until 2013. At her previous firm, Jennifer’s practice focused on real estate, foreclosure, mortgage finance, evictions, residential and commercial real estate transactions, business entity formation and advice. Over the last ten years she has successfully handled numerous hearings and trials on behalf of her clients.. Jennifer’s clients have been primarily national mortgage banking institutions, real estate investors, and small business owners. In her previous practice, Jennifer assisted her clients with real estate litigation, as well as, transactional work related to real estate, real estate finance, business transactions, and title related issues.. Jennifer has been a frequent speaker and has participated on panels around the county at national conferences and seminars related to the mortgage industry. She has lectured on foreclosure and post-foreclosure related issues, eviction law, and regulatory compliance issues related to recent mortgage related legislation and federal laws.. At ROGERS LAW, Jennifer’s practice is focused on assisting individuals and small businesses, in addition to the traditional banking industry clients, with real estate transactions, contested issues related to real estate, foreclosure actions, evictions, business entity formation, drafting and reviewing business and real estate contracts, residential and commercial leases, and wills and estate planning.. Jennifer is a member of the American Bar Association, Colorado Bar Association, the Denver Bar Association, and the Real Estate section of the CBA. She is also a founding member and current board member of the Colorado Creditors Bar Association and an active member in the Colorado Women’s Bar Association.