Brian is a trial lawyer. For over twenty-five years, he has advocated for individuals and families who have suffered catastrophic loss due to another person’s negligence or misconduct. Skilled at telling his clients’ stories, Brian has served as lead trial counsel in dozens of high-stakes lawsuits, and has obtained millions of dollars in verdicts and judgments for his clients.
After studying psychology at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, Brian moved west to Colorado. He studied law at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, where he was an editor on the Denver University Law Review, and the moot court champion of the 1997 Daniel S. Hoffman Trial Advocacy Competition.
Consistently working to build his skills as a trial lawyer, Brian is a graduate of the National Institute of Trial Advocacy and other trial advocacy programs, and he has taught continuing legal education on the subjects of legal ethics and lawyer professional liability. Away from the practice of law, Brian trains working protection dogs for service and sport. He and his dogs have competed at the highest levels in the sport of mondioring, including several national championship appearances.
