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Holly VandeHoef '13 joined Midwest Trust Company, where she continues to work as a Trust Officer, helping clients by administering trusts, estates, conservatorships, investments accounts, and IRAs.

Valerie Ringland '09 published a book titled Healing Through Indigenous Wisdom. The book is a guide to integrating indigenous science into everyday life whether someone identifies as indigenous or not, with practical exercises to de-colonise and re-indigenise respectfully wherever you are.

Jonathan Pray '05 was named Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck's first chief legal officer.

Sarah Clerget ’11 joined Holland & Hart to lead the State Government Affairs practice and augment the firm's litigation team in Montana.

Governor Polis appointed Marika Frady '04 to the position of County Court Judge in El Paso County, Colorado. This marks the first appointment of a judge with Asian heritage in El Paso County. 

Beth Ann Lennon '12 joined Venable LLP, where she will continue assisting employers with all of their labor and employment law needs while helping Venable establish its Colorado office.

Michael Zehner '17 joined Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck as shareholder in the firm's Denver office. Zehner will join the firm’s construction practice. 

Gregory J. Ramos '92 has been named managing attorney of Armstrong Teasdale's Denver office. Ramos was also recently elected to serve a two-year term on the firm’s Executive Committee.

Aretha Frazier '20 joined The Harris Law Firm as Associate Attorney. 

John D. Buchanan '12 joined Hayes Poznanovic Korver LLC. Buchanan's law practice will emphasize water rights and related land use, real estate, and environmental law. 

Peter J. Morgan '98 joined Otteson Shapiro as a Partner. Morgan represents policyholders in insurance coverage disputes and bad faith litigation.

Matthew Skeen '13 was hired as Managing Attorney of the CBA's Federal Pro Se Clinic.The clinic offers limited scope legal counsel and advice to unrepresented individuals with cases in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado.

After 40 years working in private practice, Randall Nelson '74 retired with his wife, Chris, to Underwood, Washington.

The Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative Collegiate Program (DFEI) at the University of Colorado Denver Business School awarded Meshach Rhoades '04, managing partner at Crowell & Moring LLP and Co-Founder of the Latinas First Foundation, as the 2024 Bill Daniels Ethical Leader of the Year. The award recognizes leaders whose work and accomplishments mirror cable television pioneer Bill Daniels’ strong commitment to ethics. Leaders are chosen by a Business School student committee, which uses the eight guiding principles of DFEI to make their final selection. 

Matt Hobbs '01 joined Cain & Skarnulis PLLC as a partner. Hobbs' work focuses on real estate, transactional work, civil litigation, business law matters, and providing estate planning and probate services.

Bobby Dishell '20 joined Cloudbreak Energy Partners, LLC as their General Counsel in November 2023. 

Erika Brotzman '16 joined the Harris Law Firm as Associate Attorney.

The Honorable Randall Arp '82, joined the distinguished arbiters at Judicial Arbiter Group, Inc. Arp was a District Court Judge in the First Judicial District from 2006-2023, where he handled a mixed docket, and then became a presiding domestic court judge for Jefferson County.

Honorable Randall Arp '82, joined the distinguished arbiters at Judicial Arbiter Group, Inc. Arp was a District Court Judge in the First Judicial District from 2006-2023, where he handled a mixed docket, and then became a presiding domestic court judge for Jefferson County.

Hilary Graham '02 was promoted to director at Hoffman Parker Wilson & Carberry P.C. on January 1. Graham specializes in representing municipalities, special districts, urban renewal authorities, and downtown development authorities and advising them on various general counsel matters.