Four attorneys. One standard.

Laura has tried cases in Colorado state and federal courts for twenty years and arbitrated disputes across the Mountain West. She joined the firm in 2012 to build the litigation practice around a simple rule: the client hears the honest assessment first, including the cost of being right.

Most of her matters resolve before trial because her clients know where they stand and the other side knows she will try the case if they do not. She handles partnership break-ups, trade secret disputes and the contract fights that decide whether a company keeps its biggest customer.

Marcus works with family-owned companies on the transition nobody wants to schedule: who owns what, who decides, and what happens when they stop. He joined the firm in 2015 and became a name partner in 2021, after a decade of plans that held when they were tested.

He also leads the firm's trademark and licensing work, which often begins with the same families. A brand that took thirty years to build deserves the same care as the building it lives in.

Priya advises employers on hiring, handbooks, executive agreements and separations, and handles leases and acquisitions for companies that own the buildings they work in. She joined the firm in 2018 and leads two practices that share one trait: the questions arrive on a Tuesday afternoon and need an answer by Wednesday.

Before law school she managed operations for a regional logistics company, which shows in how she drafts. Her documents are written for the manager who has to use them, not for the lawyer who will read them in a dispute.