Complex Torts Lawyers in Colorado

Troy A. Eid co-chairs the firm’s American Indian Law Practice Group and represents companies in criminal and civil investigations and enforcement actions.

John Voorhees focuses his practice on the rail sector and has advised on major rail acquisitions and disputes across the USA. As a veteran litigator, John also advises clients on compliance counseling, particularly on environmental, health care, fraud and white-collar matters.

Chris Thorne represents energy companies, real estate developers, industrial water users, agricultural water users, and municipal water providers in virtually all types of water related transactions, and in litigation matters and related administrative proceedings involving the adjudication of water rights, changes of water rights, complex plans for augmentation, and water rights disputes. With more than two decades of experience in Western water law, Chris represents clients in virtually all types of commercial transactions involving water rights, including water supply agreements for energy

James Raymond Prochnow is a lawyer practicing health care & fda practice, federal regulatory & administrative law, marketing, advertising, sweepstakes & promotions law and 7 other areas of law. James received a B.A. degree from Hamline University in 1965, and has been licensed for 57 years.

Brian L. Duffy is the Chief Executive Officer at Greenberg Traurig, LLP.

David G. Palmer has more than 30 years of trial and appellate experience throughout the Rocky Mountain region, Texas and California, including numerous multi-week jury trials involving claims under federal and state antitrust laws, securities and commodities laws, allegations of civil or criminal fraud, conspiracy, RICO, class actions and claims under federal environmental statutes.

Stacy A. Carpenter is a Shareholder in the Denver office.

Justin J. Prochnow assists companies with regulatory, business, and legal needs in the beverage, food, dietary supplement, cosmetic, medical device, and OTC industries.

Chris Neumann is a Co-Chair of the firm’s Environmental Practice and a member of the firm’s Mining Group. He counsels clients in the natural gas, petroleum, mining, solid and hazardous waste, and other industries on a wide variety of litigation, environmental, mining, and real estate matters.

Jennifer Weddle is the Co-Chair of the firm's American Indian Law Practice and has wide-ranging experience in complex regulatory and jurisdictional issues, with a focus in Indian law, handling a variety of matters for tribal and non-tribal clients. She has a dynamic, inter-disciplinary practice that centers on providing strategies for resolving complex jurisdictional problems.

Naomi G. Beer is Co-Chair of the firm's Global Labor & Employment Practice and Co-Managing Shareholder of the Denver office.

Marisa Del Turco advises energy, oil and gas, industrial, and manufacturing clients on complex environmental and natural resources matters. Her practice focuses on helping clients navigate regulatory, permitting, and enforcement challenges involving air quality, water, waste, and contaminated sites.

Matthew K. Tieslau advises public and private clients across the Rocky Mountain Region on complex environmental and regulatory matters.

Lindsay represents clients in commercial litigation across the country and abroad, at the trial and appellate levels. She has broad experience including advising on matters relating to individual and business torts, including alleged deceptive and anti-competitive trade practices, consumer protection act claims and other alleged statutory violations.

Camille Papini-Chapla focuses her practice on complex commercial litigation across the country, at the trial and appellate levels. She has experience in complex commercial, motor vehicle dealer network litigation, medical and pharmaceutical product liability, class actions, and high-stakes medical malpractice cases across the United States in state and federal courts.

Andrew Barr is an aviation- and aerospace-industry lawyer who guides his clients through the full life cycle of an issue. From contract negotiation to the final appeal, Andrew strives to obtain the most practical and cost-effective outcomes for his clients.

Paul Seby is a leading practitioner in the Rocky Mountain region, with over 30 years' experience analyzing a myriad of environmental issues. He counsels public and private clients in the energy, mining, manufacturing, and service industries on how to navigate and operate within the complex framework of state and federal environmental regulations and policies.

David Zetoony, Co-Chair of the firm's U.S. Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice, focuses on helping businesses navigate data privacy and cyber security laws from a practical standpoint.