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Stephanie Tucker is an experienced and dedicated attorney who has represented individuals in workers' compensation and personal injury cases at The Babcock Law Firm since 2012.  Stephanie is now a member of the firm, and in that capacity she continues to be dedicated to the goal of protecting those who have been injured.  She furthers that goal by acting as a skilled advisor and advocate on each of her cases, and by serving on the board of directors for several organizations, including the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, the Workers' Compensation Education Association, the Colorado Bar Association's Workers' Compensation Executive Council, and the Workers' Injury Law and Advocacy Group (a national association of claimant's attorneys).. Prior to her career at The Babcock Law Firm, Stephanie earned her undergraduate degree at Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois.  While enrolled at Augustana, Stephanie worked as a clerk for the United States Senate, and was employed by the U.S. Attorneys' Office for the Southern District of Iowa.  It was in this environment that she first discovered her passion for practicing law.  After graduating cum laude, she immediately got to work on her law degree at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.  While earning her law degree, she served as the law clerk for the Title Guaranty Division of the Iowa Finance Authority.. In 2012, after graduating with honors in the top third of her class, Stephanie made the decision to leave the midwest and move to Colorado, where she teamed up with the Babcock Law Firm and has worked ever since to protect the rights of Colorado workers and people suffering from personal injury and negligence.Professionally, Stephanie is a proud member of a number of prestigious legal organizations, including:. Outside of the office, Stephanie enjoys spending as much time as possible in the mountains – running, hiking, skiing, cycling and camping in the beautiful Colorado backcountry with her family and energetic wheaten terrier, Cooper.

Mr. Reutlinger commissioned in the United States Navy as a Judge Advocate in October 2005.  He served eight years on active duty litigating courts-martial at trial and appeal, administrative separation boards, Boards of Inquiry, and military disability cases before the Physical Evaluation Board.  He continues to serve in the Navy JAG Corps Reserves.. Unlike most former Judge Advocates Mr. Reutlinger has not only tried cases for service members and the Government, but he has also been in-house counsel to the Navy's Physical Evaluation Board and Discharge Review Board.  Therefore, he possesses a unique insight into the Boards' decision making process.. In addition to his military law practice, Mr. Reutlinger represents companies in civil litigation and insurance defense matters.

KRISTIN A. CARUSO holds a B.S. from Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration, an M.B.A. from the University of Denver, and a J.D. from the University of Denver, where she served as an editor of the Denver Journal of International Law and Policy. She is also a Medicare Set-Aside Consultant, Certified.  Ms. Caruso is admitted to practice in the State of Colorado as well as the United States District Court for Colorado. She practices litigation in the area of general civil litigation, including workers' compensation defense with a specific focus on high profile cases including professional sports. There is no issue or claim in Workers’ Compensation law or procedure that Ms. Caruso has not analyzed for employers and their insurers.  From risk management counseling to defense of claims to appeals, her practice covers all aspects, including: Employers/Insurers on Workers’ Compensation Claims, Administrative Penalties, Bad Faith Claims, Arbitration, Mediation, Settlement, Appeals, Subrogation, Complex Case Analysis and Evaluation, Remedial Writs, Exclusivity of Remedy, Specialized Services, Medicare Secondary Payer Act and Complex Structured Settlements, Conditional Payments and Appeals, and legislation.  She has litigated countless workers’ compensation cases for various insurance companies and large self insured companies, and argued appellate issues in all of Colorado's appellate courts. Ms. Caruso enjoys lecturing on current legal issues, and has done so at the request of multiple bar associations and organizations.

Ms. Thornburgh is passionate about representing the underdog.  Not only is she dedicated to representing injured individuals in legal matters, she spends her free time advocating for and rescuing homeless dogs.  Ms. Thornburgh regularly fosters dogs saved from death row at local shelters, as well as volunteering her time to help lead a local rescue.

Since 2010, I have dedicated my legal career to standing up for injured workers across Colorado. With a practice focused exclusively on workers’ compensation, I bring over 15 years of experience, deep legal knowledge, and unwavering commitment to helping my clients secure the medical care and financial support they deserve.. I graduated with honors from Washburn University School of Law and have since handled many serious and complex workers’ compensation cases. My work has been featured in both local and national media, highlighting my dedication to protecting the rights of workers in challenging circumstances.. I am a proud member of the Workers Compensation Education Association, where I previously served on the board, as well as a member of the Larimer County Bar Association. My approach is compassionate and client-centered—but I am also known for being aggressive and unyielding when it comes to fighting for justice on behalf of my clients.. Whether you're navigating the aftermath of a life-altering injury or dealing with a denied claim, I have the experience, empathy, and determination to help you through it.

Dawn is a partner in the law firm of Atkin & Associates. Her practice focuses exclusively on the representation of injured workers in Utah workers compensation cases.   She has a broad range of experience with workers compensation claims including catastrophic injuries, denials for pre-existing conditions, independent contractor issues and work at home injuries.. Dawn received her B.F.A in metal sculpture before following in her parents’ footsteps by graduating from the University of Utah College of Law. She was admitted to the Utah State Bar in 1993 and is a member of The Utah Association for Justice Board of Governors, and sits on the Advisory Counsel of the Utah Labor Commission.. Whenever she can slip away from the office, Dawn enjoys making pottery, glass, silver work and gardening.

I work very hard for my clients.  I am highly efficient.  I am respected in the community and this saves my clients money because I can get things done.  I encourage my clients to work with each other to find a resolution that they can live with.  My motto is "you can't burn the house down and then expect to live in it!"  So compromise is key to my law practice.  Still, I take cases to trial and win when the other side is not cooperating.  In short, I try to save money and do things through compromise until it comes to a point that negotiation has failed and "fighting" is necessary.  There is no better advocate in your corner.

Jared has over a decade of legal experience, but chooses to focus on helping injured workers navigate their workers' compensation cases. Jared's keen mind and drive to win means his clients have the best attorney they could hope for. Jared has fought cases all all levels of the litigation ladder and understands Utah workers' comp law well.. Outside of his office, Jared spends time with his family and supports them in their various activities. Jared's life experiences include living abroad in Africa and Asia where he learned Portugese and some Mandarin.

Scott Lythgoe was raised in Ogden, Utah. After graduating from high school, he served an LDS mission in Spain and thereafter enrolled at Utah State University and the Air Force ROTC program. Scott earned a degree in Human Resource Management and was commissioned to 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Air Force. Scott spent 5 ½ years on active duty and flew operation combat support missions during Desert Storm. Scott is now with the Utah Air National Guard. Scott earned his Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Utah College of Law. After graduating from law school, Scott, his wife, Lorette, and their children moved to Ogden where he opened his own law office. Since 1997, Scott has represented clients who have been denied claims for their Workman’s Compensation benefits and Social Security Disability benefits. Scott also provides services in the areas of Personal Injury, Criminal Defense, Juvenile Court, Estate Planning, Adoptions, and Guardianships/Conservatorships. Scott is an active member of the Utah Trial Lawyers Association and Inns of Court. Scott speaks fluent Spanish and represents many Spanish speaking clients. Scott acts as Coggins, Larreau & Lythgoe’s Workman’s Compensation and Social Security Disability Manager.

I come from a working class family and I identify with the every day problems that we all have to deal with.  I know what it means to be injured and suddenly find yourself unable to provide for yourself and your family.  I have been helping injured workers since 1989.  I have seen it "all".  I can help you even though you might think there is no way out!  Call me, talk to me.  It costs nothing to speak with me.

For over thirty years Attorney Gary Levine has been representing clients whose claim takes place in Rhode Island. He is committed to helping clients receive the maximum amount of compensation and benefits available under the law. Attorney Levine has successfully represented clients in all types of injury and wrongful death cases due to work related injuries, auto and motorcycle accidents, construction accidents, slip and fall injuries, pedestrian accidents, and negligence claims arising out of work injuries.

Practicing law with the mindset of being a fantastic litigator while remaining an even better human being.