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WELLNESS: INHERENT SELF: BREAKING THE SILENCE CITY: CHEF RICARDO MORFFIN: A WORLD OF FLAVOR

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ON THE COVER Lisa M. Dailey, Dailey Law | PHOTO: Ernest Bordon

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WELLNESS: INHERENT SELF: BREAKING THE SILENCE CITY: CHEF RICARDO MORFFIN: A WORLD OF FLAVOR

8 A STANDOUT AMONG STANDOUTS With a commitment to her clients and her community, this local attorney is an example of both wisdom and compassion.

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JONATHAN LIEBERT: THOUGHT LEADER

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10 BREAKING THE SILENCE Guided by leaders whose own experiences underscore the urgency of this work, Inherent Self fosters connection and emotional honesty.

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16 A WORLD OF FLAVOR At Latin Social, Ricardo Morffin redefines Mediterranean cuisine by combining innovation, craft, authenticity and unwavering dedication.

22 THOUGHT LEADER Jonathan Liebert is a respected voice translating artificial intelligence into practical strategy with human judgment at the center.

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28 TOP ATTORNEYS OF COLORADO SPRINGS This distinguished list highlights the legal professionals who set the standard in their fields, offering trusted guidance in matters that shape lives, businesses and our community.

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e are living in a time when the mental health crisis continues to press heavily on our nation and on our city. We have seen meaningful progress in some areas, and these victories matter. They remind us that change is possible when a community refuses to look away.

Yet there is still so much more work to be done.

We are still losing lives to suicide, and for men in particular the numbers are not improving. Across the country men consistently account for approximately three out of every four suicide deaths.

The needle continues to move in the wrong direction, and despite a recent drop in overall suicides in El Paso County nearly eight in ten of those deaths continue to be men. These are fathers, sons, brothers, colleagues and friends. Assuming the system or government alone will solve this crisis is to misunderstand it entirely. These systems cannot carry the weight of a burden that is human, relational and deeply personal.

That is why we are highlighting this issue through the article “Breaking the Silence.” INHERENT Self represents one of the ways our community is stepping forward rather than waiting for someone else to fix what is a profoundly human problem. Founded

by Taylor Draper and supported by leaders like Jonathan Liebert, this nonprofit is creating spaces where honest conversations can happen and where the question, “How are you” is asked with intention and received with care. I am grateful to join Taylor and Jonathan on the INHERENT Self podcast, where we speak openly about the realities men face today. Through community gatherings, shared stories, accessible resources and the growing reach of the podcast, INHERENT Self is working to normalize vulnerability and create a culture where men can be seen, heard and strengthened. This is not theory. It is action. It is one more way Colorado Springs is choosing to stand with the men who deserve connection, dignity and hope.

We also honor the story of Chef Ricardo Morffin, whose journey from dishwasher to executive chef and part owner of Latin Social

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captures the resilience and quiet determination that defines Colorado Springs. With no formal training, Ricardo built his craft through long days, relentless curiosity and a creative instinct woven into his DNA. Alongside his partners, he has created a dining experience that celebrates culture, authenticity and the shared joy of a great meal. Latin Social stands in our growing culinary scene, reminding us that excellence comes not from shortcuts but from passion, partnership and the belief that something meaningful can emerge from places where hard work begins.

We also feature the work of Jonathan Liebert, whose leadership at the Better Business Bureau of Southern Colorado is helping our region navigate the fast changing landscape of artificial intelligence with clarity and responsibility. A behavioral health expert turned business leader, Jonathan brings insight and pragmatism to one of the most misunderstood technologies of our time. His forthcoming book “Thought Partner” frames AI as a collaborator that sharpens thinking rather than replaces it. His work equips small businesses, nonprofits and civic leaders to use AI wisely and ethically.

As we head into a new year, these stories remind us what is possible when a community chooses to show up for one another.

Whether it is creating spaces where men can speak honestly, building a restaurant born from perseverance and partnership or guiding our region through new technology with integrity each effort reflects the same truth. My hope is that we enter the coming year with gratefulness for the people who make this city stronger and with a quiet resolve to become better each day. Thank you for allowing us to tell these stories and for letting Colorado Springs Magazine be part of the ongoing journey we share as a community.

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A STANDOUT A MONG STANDOUTS In a community shaped by trusted advocates and steadfast legal professionals, one story rises to the forefront in 2025. Attorney Lisa M. Dailey embodies the thoughtful leadership and quiet strength that define the very best of Colorado Springs’ legal community.

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isa M. Dailey is a respected Colorado Springs attorney whose career spans more than three and a half decades of dedicated legal service, community leadership and clientcentered advocacy. Lisa has built a practice that reflects both her expertise and her enduring commitment to the people she serves as evidenced by being nominated in multiple categories for the past 10 years. In 2025, in response to the ever-changing and rapidly growing needs of the community, Lisa expanded her team to provide additional estate planning and administration services.

Whether for estate planning or family law, she believes the law is never one size fits all and that every client deserves an approach that honors their story, priorities and long-term wellbeing.

Her office in downtown Colorado Springs has been the home of a law office since 1973 and also reflects her belief in connection, hospitality, and community engagement. In addition to client services, the space regularly features the work of local artists and serves as a welcoming environment for educational programs and small community gatherings. Lisa values local art, music, and small businesses, and she views her office as an extension of that commitment and support.

Growing up in Colorado, Lisa’s connection to the region is lifelong. She attended high school, college and law school in the state, earning her Bachelor of Arts, summa cum laude, from the University of Denver and her Juris Doctor from the University of Colorado School of Law. She was admitted to the Colorado Bar in 1988, beginning a legal journey that has shaped the lives of countless individuals and families.

Lisa spent her early years riding horses in the Rocky Mountains and cultivating a love of the outdoors that remains central to her

life today. She enjoys hiking, exploring the natural beauty of the state and traveling to destinations around the world including Peru, Iceland and the Netherlands. These experiences offer her both renewal and perspective which she brings back to her work and community.

Throughout her career, Lisa served in key leadership roles that reflect her commitment to strengthening the legal profession in Colorado. She served as president of the El Paso County Bar Association and chaired its Family Law section. She also served on the El Paso County Bar Foundation, the Colorado Client Protection Fund and the Fourth Judicial District Nominating Commission.

Her service has helped support professional ethics, judicial excellence and access to justice across the region.

Over the years she has offered extensive pro bono service including volunteer work with the Justice Center in El Paso County and participation on nonprofit boards. Her dedication to service is woven through every aspect of her life and work. Whether guiding a family through a difficult transition or helping someone plan for their future, Lisa’s commitment to providing personalized service gives clients the confidence to move forward with certainty and peace of mind.

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The Inherent Gentlemen’s Society is where men come together to discuss business, mental health and life with local leaders. The Inherent Wellness Exchange is a series of inclusive events for both men and women to explore wellness through expert speakers and open dialogue.

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BR E AK ING T HE SILENCE Reshaping the conversation on men’s mental health is a compassionate alternative to the silence that has endured for generations. Inherent Self creates space for men to be seen, heard and supported. photography by Ernest Bordon feature by Alyssa Shikles

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According to the Journal of Men’s Studies, men who engage in peer support and community programs are less likely to experience isolation, depression and suicidal ideation. “That’s why we are trying to push men towards telling somebody how they feel,” Taylor Draper said. “Talk to your friends, because you don’t want to keep all that energy inside.”

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“I care deeply because I have lived what happens when men do not have that space, and I have also seen the incredible growth that happens when they do.”

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ow are you?” It’s a simple question, one that we tend to lob out casually in our day-to-day language. You run into an old acquaintance on the street: “How are you?” You’re catching up with your parents on the phone: “How are you?” You’re not sure what to say to the cashier checking you out at the grocery store: “How are you”?

However, when said intentionally, with a listening ear and desire for an honest answer, these three words can be life changing. To someone who is struggling, “How are you?” can be a door swung wide, a hand extended, a question that has the power to shatter the perception of being alone in the world.

For local business leaders Taylor Draper, Mike Regennitter and Jonathan Liebert, it is now more important than ever to create a community where these kinds of questions can be asked and received. Through INHERENT Self, a new nonprofit based in Colorado Springs, these three men aim to tackle the rising crisis of men’s mental health by fostering an environment of connection and radical vulnerability.

The statistics speak for themselves. In the U.S., suicide is the 12th leading cause of death and 80% are men. Men’s mental health is such a common issue that one in five men are expected to struggle this year alone. However, despite the frequency, the crisis of men’s mental health remains a mostly unspoken need, simmering under the surface of our relationships and society.

“It’s such a prevalent problem in the male community,” Taylor, the founder of INHERENT Self, said. “For women, it feels like vulnerability is almost expected. It’s okay for a woman to share how she feels. But for men, that’s not expected. And that tends to lead us down a whole different path.”

In a culture that has taught men over the decades that vulnerability is weakness, many men today don’t know how to ask for help. This has led to an environment of silence and loneliness among male communities as well as a shortage of safe spaces to express emotions without the threat of stigma or judgment.

“There is a cultural pressure for men to show up as unshakable providers,” Taylor explained, “but that expectation can isolate us from the support we need. There’s a constant fear of failure, but that doesn’t take into account the basic human experience of emotions. No one is saying to men that it’s okay to cry.”

INHERENT Self, which launched in October 2025, was founded to facilitate such conversations — a lifestyle movement designed to address men’s wellness in Colorado Springs and provide a space for men to be seen, heard and known by one another.

“We want to break down the barriers preventing men from thinking outside of what they’ve been conditioned to think by society or how they were raised,” Mike said. “The best way for us to do that is to display it. Nobody’s perfect, and nobody has all the answers. But we can go through it together.”

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“The human experience is to have a range of emotions ...”

Offering community, mentorship and accessible wellness resources, INHERENT Self provides a range of opportunities for involvement, including events where men can come together to share and listen to one another’s stories. The nonprofit also provides solution-based resources, such as connections to local mental health providers and a bi-weekly podcast hosted by Taylor, Mike and Jonathan, which discusses each of their lived experiences and the realities of facing men’s mental health issues in today’s world.

“The long-term vision is a community ecosystem where men can find support for every stage of their journey, whether that is through a conversation, a workshop or a trusted resource,” Taylor said. “The solution we are proposing is cultural as much as it is structural: to make wellness a shared, visible and celebrated part of being a man.”

Taylor, Mike and Jonathan each bring their own unique backgrounds and experiences to the table as they work collaboratively to address the men’s mental health crisis in Colorado Springs. The strategic visionary behind INHERENT Self, Taylor bridges the gap between awareness and action, creating environments through community, fashion and conversation where men can show up as their whole selves.

Mike, publisher of “Colorado Springs Magazine” and author of “UNSPOKEN: The Real Issues Men Face Daily,” aims to leverage his personal and entrepreneurial experience to address men’s issues. With a background in psychology, Jonathan serves as the chair of INHERENT Self to support men’s wholeness through organizational development.

“Talking about these things makes me healthier,” Jonathan explained. “This is the passion that Taylor has, that I have and Mike has. There’s an overlap. So, we knew we should team up, given our shared vision. Because we are better together.”

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witnessing family members and friends struggle with suicidal ideation to feeling the heaviness of depression and anxiety, each man has felt the impact of mental health and how it impacts their families, workplaces and beyond.

“As someone who has experienced the quiet weight of trying to hold it all together, I’ve seen firsthand how men often struggle to find spaces where they can be vulnerable and still feel strong,” Taylor said. “I care deeply because I have lived what happens when men do not have that space, and I have also seen the incredible growth that happens when they do.”

At its heart, INHERENT Self is about redefining what it means for men to be well and to be honest about what they’re feeling. By normalizing open conversations around mental health, Taylor, Mike and Jonathan hope to replace silence with solidarity and stigma with understanding. It’s a shift that begins small, in everyday interactions such as asking how a friend is and getting a vulnerable answer in return.

“The human experience is to have a range of emotions, to have anxieties and depression, but also joy and confidence,” Taylor shared. “All of those emotions are created equally, and they are created to be felt. It’s okay to talk about. It’s okay to not be okay.”

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------For More Information: INHERENTself.org If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health emergency, call 988.

One of Inherent Self’s goals is to break the generational cycle of unhealthy expectations laid out for men. “If we are going to do better, we need to fix some of the wrongs of the past,” Jonathan Liebert said. “We aren’t going to fix it all, but we can help get things on the right path.”

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A WOR LD OF FL AVOR Chef Ricardo Morffin brings a sophisticated Mediterranean restaurant to downtown Colorado Springs. At Latin Social, he aims to redefine what “Latin” means through the experience and soul of his food. photography by Ernest Bordon feature by Laura Lorta

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Once a dishwasher with no formal training, he now leads the culinary vision for three restaurants across Colorado, blending Mediterranean inspiration with his Mexican roots and passion for flavor.

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“A restaurant doesn’t succeed because of a brand. It succeeds because of the people behind it.”

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hen Chef Ricardo Morffin first stepped into a kitchen, it wasn’t to cook. It was to wash dishes.

He had just arrived in the United States from Mexico City, searching for opportunity. “If you had asked me 20 years ago if I would be cooking, I’d say no,” he recalled with a laugh.

That first dishwashing job would quietly spark a journey from the sink to the stove — one that would lead him to become part owner and executive chef at Latin Social, one of Colorado Springs’ newest and most ambitious dining destinations.

Chef Ricardo’s story is a testament to hard work, instinct and the quiet confidence that comes from perseverance. Without any formal culinary training, or even a family background in food, he taught himself everything he knows through observation, repetition and relentless curiosity.

“I never had any experience in the kitchen,” he said. “I started as a dishwasher, then moved to prep, then to baker, line cook, lead cook, and then the Chef.”

That history includes two decades of kitchen experience in Colorado, where he climbed the ranks to become the executive chef for all three Ambli restaurant locations: Ambli Global in Bellevue Station, Ambli Kitchen & Bar in Colorado Springs and now Latin Social, the second location in Colorado Springs.

When asked where his culinary gifts come from, he smiled and described the tattoo on his left arm, a strand of DNA entwined with kitchen utensils. “It’s just in me,” he said. “I don’t know how else to explain it.”

Ricardo is quick to note that his success is not his alone. His two business partners, Pariza Mehta and Kelly Morrison, have been with him for over twelve years. “I wouldn’t do this without them,”

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he emphasized. “Partnerships don’t always work out, but we make it work. We’re the perfect trifecta here.”

Together, they’ve built a brand centered on authenticity, culture and connection. Being from American, Indian and Mexican backgrounds, each member of the team brings their cultural backgrounds and lived experiences to their work. “The three of us agree that food brings culture into the conversation,” he says. “And a good meal can bring more than just conversation. It’s an experience. That’s what we’re trying to create — an impact on every guest that walks through the door.”

Chef Ricardo and his team created a menu that invites guests to experience the world through food, specifically through a Mediterranean lens. “We want people to know that Mediterranean cuisine is more than just pitas and gyros,” Ricardo said. “France, Italy, Portugal, Greece, Turkey … it’s a whole world of flavors. We want to encourage people to try them.”

Located at 316 N. Tejon St. in downtown Colorado Springs, Latin Social brings something fresh to the city’s dining scene. In a town long dominated by more traditional fare, the restaurant introduces diners to new tastes and textures presented with a refined yet welcoming flair.

The menu, designed entirely by Ricardo, reflects his experimental and evolving style. He keeps notepads everywhere that he uses to capture flashes of inspiration. “Sometimes it’s a note, sometimes a voice memo,” he explained. “I’ll try something, refine it, and if it works, we put it on the menu.”

When asked what menu item guests couldn’t leave Latin Social without trying, Chef Ricardo didn’t hesitate to name the French Onion Oyster, a playful dish that captures Latin Social’s spirit of innovation. The dish features a hot, fully cooked oyster on the grill,

Chef Ricardo Morffin creates experiences that connect cultures, celebrate authenticity and turn every meal into a story.

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The French Onion Oyster has become Latin Social’s signature showstopper.

Chef Ricardo says the dish captures what Latin Social is all about: unexpected combinations, bold flavors and the “wow” factor that keeps guests coming back.

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“We’re not a copy of anybody. We’re authentic … we strive for the best guest experience all the time.

That’s our priority.”

topped with French Onion Soup, Gruyère cheese and a tiny croissant. “It’s been accepted really well,” he said. “People love it.”

Chef Ricardo’s favorite moment in the restaurant comes when the food reaches the table. “I like when we bring a dish out and guests say, ‘Wow, that looks good,’” he said. “And then they taste it and think, ‘Wow, it tastes even better.’ That’s what I want every time.”

That dual “wow” factor, visual and sensory, is the standard he holds for every plate. But beyond flavor and presentation, Ricardo and his team focus on creating a complete house experience.

“The experience we give to customers is top-notch — always unique and always great,” he said. “We’re not a copy of anybody.

We’re authentic. From the front of the house to the back of the house, we strive for the best guest experience all the time. That’s our priority.”

Ambli’s expansion into Colorado Springs represents both a business opportunity and a personal evolution for Ricardo. “I love it here,” he said. “Colorado Springs is growing fast. It’s finally becoming a big city.”

Latin Social’s location in the heart of downtown gives it a frontrow seat to the city’s cultural transformation. Ricardo recently joined a group of local chefs in discussions with the city’s tourism bureau about attracting Michelin reviewers to Colorado Springs as the culinary community is gaining momentum.

“When people hear ‘Latin,’ they think we’re Latin American,” he explained. “But we’re Mediterranean. We’re from the Latin side of the world. That’s what makes Latin Social special. It’s about blending cultures and bringing people together.”

Despite his success, Chef Ricardo remains grounded. His schedule is a grueling six days a week, often from morning to night, balancing menu development, training and management across multiple locations. But the reward, he said, lies in the connections he makes with guests.

“You never know who’s walking through your door,” he said.

“You meet people, make friends, build community. When someone chooses your restaurant out of all the options out there; it’s a good feeling.”

His family, too, has embraced his unexpected career path.

“They’re all very surprised,” he said, laughing. “But when they try my food, they love it.”

When asked what advice he’d give to young entrepreneurs or aspiring chefs, Chef Ricardo chuckled. “Run! Don’t do it!” he joked before turning serious “Just keep focused. The most valuable thing is to trust yourself. You have to be confident and work hard. A restaurant doesn’t succeed because of a brand. It succeeds because of the people behind it.”

That perspective, earned through two decades of trial, error and triumph, defines Ricardo’s approach to both cooking and life. He may not have planned to be a chef when he arrived in the U.S., but his story proves that sometimes, purpose finds you when you least expect it.

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T HOUGHT LE ADER Jonathan Liebert is pushing himself and all of us forward towards the future of AI. From tool to thought partner, human and system must advance together despite the real risks and biases. photography by Ernest Bordon feature by Melanie Sue Hicks, Ph.D.

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Jonathan Liebert’s interests bridge psychology, business and emerging technology. His work reframes AI as a partner that sharpens human thinking rather than replacing it.

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At the intersection of ethics and innovation, Jonathan Liebert is helping Colorado Springs’ businesses turn artificial intelligence into authentic business strategy.

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“Used well, AI sharpens critical thinking.”

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hen Jonathan Liebert says he’s not an AI expert, he says it with a grin that suggests he’s very comfortable being called something else, a translator. He’s translating artificial intelligence, this decade’s most misunderstood powerhouse, into practical advantage for small businesses, nonprofits and civic leaders across the Pikes Peak Region.

Liebert’s resume reads like a bridge between worlds. He spent 15 years in behavioral healthcare in Colorado Springs, the kind of work that trains you to listen for what people really mean. A decade ago, he crossed into commerce and became CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Southern Colorado. He also serves on the national BBB board and its AI Task Force. He also advises through the National Governors Association, where he was tapped to chair the first-ever AI & Quantum committee.

Translation: He’s everywhere AI meets real life.

Like many of us, Liebert’s first encounter with ChatGPT produced equal parts delight and suspicion. A friend showed him the app in 2024. It wrote a tidy three-minute speech on social entrepreneurship.

“It wasn’t in my voice,” he recalled, “but it was surprisingly competent.” He set it aside, came back and found the software had evolved. Fast. Soon he noticed something else evolving, his own thinking.

That observation became the spine of his forthcoming book, “Thought Partner,” which frames AI not as a mere tool but as a col-

laborator. The premise is disarmingly simple. The magic isn’t in the first 20% of work AI does for you, it’s in the next 80%: connecting dots, stress-testing assumption and revealing blind spots.

“People worry AI will make them dumber,” he said. “It can, if you let it replace your thinking. But writing a great prompt forces you to think clearly about the outcome you want. It’s Jeopardy in reverse. What question gets the answer you need? Used well, AI sharpens critical thinking.”

According to Liebert, 2024 was the year of generative AI, the era of prompts that produce text, images and video. 2025 is the year of agentic AI, systems that don’t just draft, but do. Give an agent a goal and it books the flight, drafts the proposal, populates the CRM or emails the customer. In other words, fewer copy-and-paste moments, more end-to-end outcomes.

He points to emerging AI browsers such as Perplexity’s Comet, or Atlas from OpenAI as well as “agent mode” inside leading chat tools. Anything a human can do on a website an agent can do if you allow it. It’s early, permission-gated and carries obvious security sensitivities. But the vector is clear.

Liebert is already piloting his own. “BEN,” short for Business Engagement Navigator, is a British-accented voice agent designed to call thousands of local businesses per month, invite them to free BBB AI classes and handle simple scheduling via text. Where does that go next? Customer service triage, simple sales funnels and calendar management.

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The opportunity and the responsibility of this moment requires a grounded approach to AI, trustworthy information and informed adoption.

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“Don’t fear AI taking your job next year,” he warned.

“Fear the human beside you who learns it faster, taking it tomorrow.”

“The boring stuff,” he said, “so humans can do the human stuff.”

His forecast: multi-agent systems will define 2026. Think less one clever chatbot, more a small team of bots with different roles, taking direction the way a project manager directs a crew.

There are obvious risks in this wild west of technology. Liebert doesn’t sugarcoat the warnings. He worries about misuse, scams, deepfakes, state actors and coordinated misinformation. He’s frank about the need for thoughtful guardrails and for leaders who actually understand the tech they’re regulating.

He also reframes the bias conversation. Yes, code can carry bias, and yes, the open internet is full of it.

“The hardest bias to fix,” he said, “is ours.” We all bring implicit bias to our prompts and our reviews of the results. Without intentionally asking AI to argue the other side, cite diverse sources, challenge our frames, we build exquisite echo chambers.

There’s also a broader uncomfortable truth. This industrial revolution flips the script. Historically, automation hit blue-collar jobs first. AI goes after the cognitive tier. Middle and high income degree-heavy roles are already feeling its impact. The I-25 corridor is primed, with a dense mix of tech firms and a growing quantum ecosystem. That’s exciting and urgent.

“Don’t fear AI taking your job next year,” he warned. “Fear the human beside you who learns it faster, taking it tomorrow.”

For all the circuitry, Liebert is ultimately a psychologist at heart.

He calls AI a “cognitive mirror,” amplifying what we put in. Feed it cynicism, it gets efficient at that. Feed it service, it scales that, too.

He imagines a symbiosis between human judgment (soul) and machine capability (system). The question isn’t “Will the machines replace us?” It’s “What does it mean to be human in an era of thinking machines?”

One might ask why is the Better Business Bureau neck-deep in AI? Because trust is the BBB’s specialty.

“People are excited,” Liebert said, “and they’re scared.” In that climate, a trusted brand can open doors, vet vendors and teach responsible use at scale. Since January, the BBB of Southern Colorado has trained roughly 3,000 people on ethical, practical AI.

If you’re AI-curious but wonder where to start, Liebert offers a simple starter kit: 1. Take a class. There are excellent free options (including BBB workshops).

2. Download a reputable tool and play around. Keep sensitive data out. Build your comfort level.

3. Find a friend. Ask someone who’s a step ahead to show you how they put AI to use.

As Colorado Springs positions itself at the crossroads of innovation and integrity, leaders like Jonathan Liebert are proving that technology and trust can coexist. The city’s future won’t be defined by how quickly it adopts artificial intelligence but by how wisely it does. With a psychologist’s insight and a business leader’s pragmatism, Liebert is ensuring that when machines learn, humanity learns with them.

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No attorney can buy their way onto this list. Only those attorneys who command the most respect from their fellow highly qualified legal professionals had the opportunity to expand their story.

Representing

Colorado Springs F

inding the right attorney makes all the difference when navigating legal matters.

Running a business, caring for your family and protecting yourself become more manageable with the understanding and experience of a trusted legal professional.

The following pages recognize a group of highly skilled and reputable attorneys dedicated to providing exceptional legal counsel. These talented and committed attorneys are chosen by their peers as the Top Attorneys in the area.

Attorneys were asked to rate their peers in 63 areas of legal expertise: business, contract, defense, employment, family, immigration, intellectual property and many others. The results recognize these invaluable professionals for their expertise, professionalism and commitment to achieving the best outcomes for their clients.

The following is not an exhaustive list of highly qualified legal professionals by any means. It is a resource for you to find professionals in their field who have garnered the

confidence of their peers to keep you protected.

The Top Attorneys list and profiles on the following pages will help you find the best counsel available.

Whether you need guidance for a complex legal issue or simply want trusted advice, these attorneys are among the best in the area to help you with your legal needs.

Q: Who was surveyed?

Approximately 1,100 licensed attorneys in El Paso County were invited via email to complete the survey with electronic reminders sent, encouraging participation. In addition, attorneys were asked to forward the online voting information to their colleagues.

Q: What instructions were they given to complete

the survey?

Voting was held online. Attorneys were instructed to enter the name of one nominee in each specified field. All attorneys who were in good standing were available for selection. Voting was limited to attorneys only; all other votes were discounted.

Q: Did attorneys only vote for individuals outside their specified fields of law?

No. Attorneys could vote across the board.

Q: Are the attorneys listed in any particular order?

The attorneys are listed by their specified fields of law in alphabetical order.

Q: Were respondents allowed to make comments?

This is a straight listing; therefore, no comments were allowed to influence the final list.

Q: How is this an objective listing?

The field of law is a profession that relies heavily on attorneys referring to one another. Peer review is a very effective method of determining who is outstanding in the field because it’s based on the opinions of those in the know: their colleagues.

Q: Was any additional research done on those

nominated?

Once the ballots were complete, each nominee was carefully evaluated on the basis of the survey results, the legitimacy of their license and their current standing within the legal community.

Q: Can attorneys pay to be on the list?

No compensation of any kind is taken from attorneys in return for being included on the list, nor were attorneys paid for their participation in the survey.

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TOP ATTORNEYS

ADOPTION Rachel Bentley

Robinson & Henry P.C. 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1000 Colorado Springs, 80918 (719) 326-2429 robinsonandhenry.com

Lisa Dailey Dailey Law

526 S. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 473-0884 daileylaw.org

Kaliegh Fields Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Ezra Hurwitz

KHM Attorneys at Law 1122 N. El Paso St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8499 khmattorneysatlaw.com

Angela Jones

Brighter Day Law

815 N. Weber St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 733-9129 brighterdaylaw.com

Jennifer Knies

KHM Attorneys at Law 1122 N. El Paso St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8499 khmattorneysatlaw.com

Joi Kush

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Cindy Tsuei Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Paul Lewis

Eric Hall

Keith Vance

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

12295 Oracle Blvd.

Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 301-7500 maherandmaherlaw.com

KLCS Law

Leslie Shafer

Mary Kominek-Linden

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

111 S. Tejon St. Ste. 202 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 955-0078 lindenlawgroup.com

Burnham Law

ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION/MEDIATION Lisa Dailey Dailey Law

526 S. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 473-0884 daileylaw.org

Patricia Germer-Coolidge Patricia Germer-Coolidge P.C. Attorneys at Law 10 E. Costilla St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 578-9912 germercoolidgelaw.com

Paul Lewis KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Leslie Shafer Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

ANIMAL LAW Greg Givens

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Murray Weiner

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

AVIATION LAW Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Julian Ellis

18 E. Willamette Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 985-8192 twakerslaw.com

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1430 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 428-4937 first-fourteenth.com

First & Fourteenth PLLC

BANKRUPTCY Stephen Swift

Law Office of Stephen H. Swift 733 E. Costilla St. Ste. A & B Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 520-0164 swiftbankruptcylaw.com

Todd Wagner

Wagner Law Office P.C. 1755 Telstar Dr. Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80920 (303) 536-5124 wagnerlawofficepc.com

BUSINESS ANTITRUST John Gebauer

Kramer Deen Neville Gebauer LLC 430 N. Tejon St. Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 471-3690 k2blaw.com

Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Paul Lewis KLCS Law

BAD FAITH INSURANCE Thomas Herd

Ben Sparks

15 W. Cimarron St. Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 625-3310 gaddisherd.com

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Michael Kuhn

Sparks Willson P.C.

Maher and Maher Law PC

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

William Robers

609 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 335 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 291-4353 givenslawpc.com

Tammy Akers

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Gaddis, Herd, Craw & Adams P.C.

ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION Law Firm of Tammy W. Akers LLC

Sparks Willson P.C.

KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Sean Leventhal

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Hans Tuft

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

Sparks Willson P.C.

BUSINESS COMMERCIAL LITIGATION Edward Gleason

First & Fourteenth PLLC 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1430 Colorado Springs , 80903 (719) 428-4937 first-fourteenth.com

Eric Hall

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Matthew Niznik

Terence Doherty

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

102 S. Tejon St. Ste 1100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 633-3450 dohertylawpc.com

Sparks Willson P.C.

Doherty Law Firm P.C.

Andrew Swan

Sara Frear

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C.

Murray Weiner

Nick Ricotta

102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C.

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C.

BUSINESS NON-PROFIT TAX EXEMPT

TOP ATTORNEYS

Vince Viruni

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

John Wylie

Taft Stettinius & Hollister 90 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1500 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-2440 taftlaw.com

Tahli Delgado Graham Law

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 630-1123 graham.law

William Dulaney Dulaney Miller LLC

BUSINESS SECURITIES

1955 N. Union Blvd.

Ste. 200 Colorado Springs, 80909 (719) 362-5573 dulaneymillerlaw.com

Trevor Young

Ben Sparks

Terence Doherty

Jennifer Helland

102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 1100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 633-3450 dohertylawpc.com

1122 N. El Paso St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8499 khmattorneysatlaw.com

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C.

BUSINESS CORPORATE COUNSEL Terence Doherty

Doherty Law Firm P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 1100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 633-3450 dohertylawpc.com

Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Sparks Willson P.C.

David Steigerwald

James Liebscher

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Sparks Willson P.C.

Elaine Nolen

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

90 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1500 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-2440 taftlaw.com

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC

BUSINESS MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C.

Ben Sparks

Ben Sparks

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Sparks Willson P.C.

Andrew Swan

David Steigerwald

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC

BUSINESS LAW Clifton Black

Black, Blink & Associates 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 999-2285 blackandblinklaw.com

Taft Stettinius & Hollister

Adam Weitzel

Nick Ricotta

Sparks Willson P.C.

Sparks Willson P.C.

Andrew Swan

Hilary Roland

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C.

Doherty Law Firm P.C.

Sparks Willson P.C.

Vince Viruni

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Business Law Group

90 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 355-8840 businesslawgroup.us

CHILD CUSTODY Rachel Bentley

Robinson & Henry P.C. 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1000 Colorado Springs, 80918 (719) 326-2429 robinsonandhenry.com

Andrew Bryant

The Law Office of Andrew Bryant

KHM Attorneys at Law

Joi Kush

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Mikayla Shearer Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Christopher Sutton Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Cory Tuck

Aviso Law LLC

559 E. Pikes Peak Ave. Ste. 301 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 356-5552 avisolawllc.com

CIVIL LITIGATION Kayla Banzali Burnham Law

805 S. Cascade Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-7353 andrewbryantlaw.com

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Valerie Cafasso

Jack Donley

526 S. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 473-0884 daileylaw.org

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 471-1662 donleylawpc.com

Dailey Law

Lisa Dailey Dailey Law

526 S. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 473-0884 daileylaw.org

Donley Law, P.C.

Eric Hall

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com WI26

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CIVIL RIGHTS

CONSERVATORSHIP

Eric Hall

Lisa Blattner

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

104 S. Cascade Ave. Ste 200-B Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 749-1585 blattnerlawfirm.com

Sparks Willson P.C.

Thomas Herd

Gaddis, Herd, Craw & Adams P.C. 15 W. Cimarron St. Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 625-3310 gaddisherd.com

Ryan Klein

Taft Stettinius & Hollister 90 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1500 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-2440 taftlaw.com

Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Jessica Kyle

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Erin Leach

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC

Ian Kalmanowitz

Lisa Dailey

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 387-8205 cornishanddellolio.com

526 S. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 473-0884 daileylaw.org

Cornish & Dell’Olio P.C.

CLASS ACTION LAW Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

COLLECTIONS Ken Davidson

Kenneth E. Davidson Attorney at Law 305 Main St. Ste. A Security, 80911 (719) 390-7811

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGY LAW

Keith Vance

KLCS Law

Maher and Maher Law PC 12295 Oracle Blvd.

Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 301-7500 maherandmaherlaw.com

Justin Walker

Law Office of Justin J. Walker, Esq. LLC 318 E. Pikes Peak Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-3611 justinwalkerlaw.com

Murray Weiner

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Trevor Young

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

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Paul Lewis 431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Ben Sparks

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Adam Weitzel

Business Law Group

90 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 355-8840 businesslawgroup.us

Dailey Law

Alyssa Miller

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

Rabea Taylor

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Alexandria Vandenberg Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Timothy Bussey

The Bussey Law Firm P.C. 12 E. Boulder St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-2555 thebusseylawfirm.com

Eric Hall

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Ian Kalmanowitz

Cornish & Dell’Olio P.C. 431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 387-8205 cornishanddellolio.com

Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Andrew Nussbaum

First & Fourteenth PLLC 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1430 Colorado Springs , 80903 (719) 428-4937 first-fourteenth.com

Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

CONSTRUCTION DEFECT LITIGATION Karl Berg

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Ryan Klein

Taft Stettinius & Hollister 90 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1500 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-2440 taftlaw.com

Daniel Miller

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Hans Tuft

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

CONSTRUCTION LAW Karl Berg

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Ryan Klein

Taft Stettinius & Hollister 90 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1500 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-2440 taftlaw.com

Daniel Miller

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Hans Tuft

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

CONTRACT LAW Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

William Robers

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

David Steigerwald

Andrew Swan

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Timothy Bussey

CRIMINAL LAW

Michael Clawson

Sparks Willson P.C.

Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Hans Tuft

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

Murray Weiner

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

COPYRIGHT, PATENT, TRADEMARK AND TRADE SECRETS LAW Paul Lewis KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

William Robers

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

CORPORATE LAW Sara Frear

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Ben Sparks

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC

Richard Bednarski

Taft Stettinius & Hollister 90 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1500 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 448-4084 taftlaw.com

Timothy Bussey

The Bussey Law Firm P.C. 12 E. Boulder St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-2555 timothybussey.com

Jeremy Loew

Law Office of Jeremy Loew 306 E. Cucharras St. Ste. 100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 387-4111 loewlaw.com

Joseph Maher

Maher and Maher Law PC 12295 Oracle Blvd.

Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 301-7500 maherandmaherlaw.com

Kimberly Maher

Maher and Maher Law PC 12295 Oracle Blvd.

Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 301-7500 maherandmaherlaw.com

Joshua McDowell

McDowell Law Firm LLC 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1220 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 227-0022 mcdowellfirm.com

Patrick Mika

Mika & Associates P.C. 630 N. Tejon St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 473-1500 pmikalaw.com

Ryan Robertson

Robinson & Henry P.C. 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1000 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 662-3992 robinsonandhenry.com

Jeremy Wooten Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

CRIMINAL LAW TRAFFIC 12 E. Boulder St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-2555 timothybussey.com

Paul Haller

Weddell & Haller P.C.

Clawson & Clawson

21 E. Monument St. Ste. B Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 387-9866 weddellandhaller.com

Jeremy Loew

DIVORCE LAW

306 E. Cucharras St. Ste. 100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 387-4111 loewlaw.com

Rachel Bentley

115 E. Vermijo Ave. Ste. 101 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 423-6325 clawsonattorney.com

Law Office of Jeremy Loew

Joseph Maher

Maher and Maher Law PC 12295 Oracle Blvd.

Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 301-7500 maherandmaherlaw.com

J.C. Pit Martin Pit Law

1730 N. Corona St. Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 578-5455 pit-law.com

Joshua McDowell

McDowell Law Firm LLC 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1220 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 227-0022 mcdowellfirm.com

Michael Moran

Criminal Defense Colorado Springs P.C. 220 E. Costilla St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 447-1923 criminaldefensecosprings.com

Ryan Robertson

Robinson & Henry P.C. 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1000 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 662-3992 robinsonandhenry.com

Julian Rosielle Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Robinson & Henry P.C. 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1000 Colorado Springs, 80918 (719) 326-2429 robinsonandhenry.com

Andrew Bryant

The Law Office of Andrew Bryant 805 S. Cascade Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-7353 andrewbryantlaw.com

Lisa Dailey Dailey Law

526 S. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 473-0884 daileylaw.org

William Dulaney Dulaney Miller LLC

1955 N. Union Blvd.

Ste. 200 Colorado Springs, 80909 (719) 362-5573 dulaneymillerlaw.com

Kaliegh Fields Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Carl Graham Graham Law

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 630-1123 graham.law

Jennifer Helland

KHM Attorneys at Law 1122 N. El Paso St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8499 khmattorneysatlaw.com

Jeremy Wooten

Joi Kush

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Burnham Law

David Steigerwald

DISABILITY LAW

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Alan Agee

Sparks Willson P.C.

TOP ATTORNEYS

The Bussey Law Firm P.C.

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet

Alan M. Agee P.C.

512 S. 8th St. Colorado Springs, 80905 (719) 473-1515 alanagee.com WI26

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EDUCATION/SCHOOL LAW Eric Hall

Sparks Willson P.C.

DUI Richard Bednarski

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Taft Stettinius & Hollister 90 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1500 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 448-4084 taftlaw.com

Peter Blink

Black, Blink & Associates 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 999-2285 blackandblinklaw.com

Timothy Bussey

The Bussey Law Firm P.C. 12 E. Boulder St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-2555 timothybussey.com

Jeremy Loew

Law Office of Jeremy Loew 306 E. Cucharras St. Ste. 100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 387-4111 loewlaw.com

Joseph Maher

Maher and Maher Law PC 12295 Oracle Blvd.

Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 301-7500 maherandmaherlaw.com

J.C. Pit Martin Pit Law

1730 N. Corona St. Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 578-5455 pit-law.com

Joshua McDowell

McDowell Law Firm LLC 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1220 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 227-0022 mcdowellfirm.com

Michael Moran

Criminal Defense Colorado Springs P.C. 220 E. Costilla St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 447-1923 criminaldefensecosprings.com

Ryan Robertson

Robinson & Henry P.C. 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1000 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 662-3992 robinsonandhenry.com

Jeremy Wooten Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

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ELDER LAW Lisa Blattner

Blattner Law Firm LLC 104 S. Cascade Ave. Ste 200-B Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 749-1585 blattnerlawfirm.com

Alyssa Miller

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

Catherine Seal

The Gasper Law Group 101 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 100A Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 212-2448 gasperlaw.com

Rabea Taylor

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

EMPLOYMENT LAW Raymond Deeny

Taft Stettinius & Hollister 90 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1500 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 448-4016 taftlaw.com

Paul Hurcomb

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Ian Kalmanowitz

Cornish & Dell’Olio P.C. 431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 387-8205 cornishanddellolio.com

Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Erin Leach

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Andrew Swan

Steve Ogle

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC

ENTERTAINMENT & SPORTS LAW Suzanna Moran

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Sparks Willson P.C.

Rabea Taylor

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

ETHICS & PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY LAW

William Robers

Michael Kuhn

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Sparks Willson P.C.

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW Suzanna Moran

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

ESTATE PLANNING AND WILLS Lisa Dailey Dailey Law

526 S. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 473-0884 daileylaw.org

Sara Frear

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Ashlea Goines Goines Law

12295 Oracle Blvd.

Ste. 230 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 622-6162 goineslaw.com

Beth Hunt

Beth Hunt Law

660 Southpointe Ct. Ste. 210 Colorado Springs, 80906 (719) 291-2598 bethhuntlaw.com

Alyssa Miller

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

KLCS Law

Lance Sears

Sears & Associates P.C. 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1250 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 982-2523 searsassociates.com

Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

FAMILY LAW Rachel Bentley

Robinson & Henry P.C. 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1000 Colorado Springs, 80918 (719) 326-2429 robinsonandhenry.com

Andrew Bryant

The Law Office of Andrew Bryant 805 S. Cascade Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-7353 andrewbryantlaw.com

Lisa Dailey Dailey Law

526 S. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 473-0884 daileylaw.org

Tahli Delgado Graham Law

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 630-1123 graham.law

William Dulaney Dulaney Miller LLC

1955 N. Union Blvd.

Ste. 200 Colorado Springs, 80909 (719) 362-5573 dulaneymillerlaw.com

Carl Graham

Hans Tuft

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 630-1123 graham.law

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

Graham Law

Jennifer Helland

KHM Attorneys at Law 1122 N. El Paso St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8499 khmattorneysatlaw.com

Joi Kush

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Mikayla Shearer Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Christopher Sutton Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Torbet & Tuft LLC

GOVERNMENT Paul Hurcomb

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Ryan Klein

Taft Stettinius & Hollister 90 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1500 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-2440 taftlaw.com

Ann Smith

Vaughan & DeMuro Attorneys At Law 6760 Corporate Dr. Ste. 220 Colorado Springs, 80919 (719) 578-5500 vaughandemuro.net

GUARDIANSHIPS

HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION LAW Kayla Banzali Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Daniel Miller

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

IMMIGRATION LAW Amber Blasingame Blasingame Law LLC

2930 N. Academy Blvd.

Ste. 204 Colorado Springs, 80917 (719) 521-2115 blasingamelaw.com

Stephanie Izaguirre Izaguirre Law Firm

1287 Lake Plaza Dr. Colorado Springs, 80906 (719) 445-0292 izaguirrelawfirm.com

GENERAL PRACTICE

Lisa Blattner

INSURANCE LAW

Kayla Banzali

104 S. Cascade Ave. Ste 200-B Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 749-1585 blattnerlawfirm.com

Michael Clawson

Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Mark Anthony Barrionuevo Mark Anthony Law

7045 Campus Dr. Ste. 202 Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 244-1924 markanthonylawfirm.com

Matt Clawson

Clawson & Clawson

115 E. Vermijo Ave. Ste. 101 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 423-6325 clawsonattorney.com

Terence Doherty

Doherty Law Firm. P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 1100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 633-3450 dohertylawpc.com

Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Blattner Law Firm LLC

Ashlea Goines Goines Law

12295 Oracle Blvd.

Ste. 230 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 622-6162 goineslaw.com

Alyssa Miller

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

Rabea Taylor

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Alexandria Vandenberg Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

TOP ATTORNEYS

Clawson & Clawson

115 E. Vermijo Ave. Ste. 101 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 423-6325 clawsonattorney.com

Jack Donley

Donley Law P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 471-1662 donleylawpc.com

Jessica Kyle

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

J.C. Pit Martin

Keith Vance

Maher and Maher Law PC 12295 Oracle Blvd.

Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 301-7500 maherandmaherlaw.com

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Paul Lewis KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

William Robers

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

INTERNATIONAL LAW H. William Mahaffey Womble Bond Dickinson 90 S. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 386-3005 womblebonddickinson.com

JUVENILE LAW Joshua McDowell

McDowell Law Firm LLC 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1220 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 227-0022 mcdowellfirm.com

Brandon Prenger Aviso Law LLC

559 E. Pikes Peak Ave. Ste. 301 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 356-5552 avisolawllc.com

Pit Law

Ryan Robertson

Andrew Swan

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1000 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 662-3992 robinsonandhenry.com

1730 N. Corona St. Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 578-5455 pit-law.com

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC

Robinson & Henry P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAW

Hans Tuft

Cornish & Dell’Olio P.C.

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

Ian Kalmanowitz

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 387-8205 cornishanddellolio.com

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LEGAL MALPRACTICE TOP ATTORNEYS

Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

Erin Leach

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

LANDLORD/TENANT LAW

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Lance Sears

Sears & Associates P.C. 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1250 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 982-2523 searsassociates.com

Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Kayla Banzali

MEDICAL MALPRACTICE

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Gary Craw

Burnham Law

Ken Davidson

Kenneth E. Davidson Attorney at Law 305 Main St. Ste. A Security, 80911 (719) 390-7811

Timothy Dietz

Law Office of Timothy C. Dietz PPLC 18 E. Willamette Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 310-9233 timothydietzlaw.com

Daniel Miller

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC

Gaddis, Herd, Craw & Adams P.C. 15 W. Cimarron St. Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 625-3310 gaddisherd.com

Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Sean Leventhal

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

MILITARY & VETERANS LAW

Bruce Rands

Aviso Law LLC

Robinson & Henry P.C. 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1000 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 662-3992 robinsonandhenry.com

Hilary Roland

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Trevor Young

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Ryan Coward 559 E. Pikes Peak Ave. Ste. 301 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 356-5552 avisolawllc.com

Cory Tuck

Aviso Law LLC

559 E. Pikes Peak Ave. Ste. 301 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 356-5552 avisolawllc.com

PERSONAL INJURY AUTO, MOTORCYCLE OR TRUCKING Thomas Herd

Gaddis, Herd, Craw & Adams P.C. 15 W. Cimarron St. Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 625-3310 gaddisherd.com

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Gordon Heuser

J.C. Pit Martin

625 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 679-4609 heuserlaw.com

1730 N. Corona St. Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 578-5455 pit-law.com

Heuser & Heuser LLP

Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Sean Leventhal

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

J.C. Pit Martin Pit Law

1730 N. Corona St. Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 578-5455 pit-law.com

Nick Temming

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Keith Vance

Maher and Maher Law, PC 12295 Oracle Blvd.

Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 301-7500 maherandmaherlaw.com

Pit Law

Nick Temming

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Keith Vance

Maher and Maher Law PC 12295 Oracle Blvd.

Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 301-7500 maherandmaherlaw.com

PERSONAL INJURY PROPERTY Derry Adams

Gaddis, Herd, Craw & Adams P.C. 15 W. Cimarron St. Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 625-3310 gaddisherd.com

Jack Donley

Donley Law P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 471-1662 donleylawpc.com

Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

PERSONAL INJURY PREMISES LIABILITY

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Timothy Bussey

J.C. Pit Martin

12 E. Boulder St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-2555 timothybussey.com

1730 N. Corona St. Colorado Springs, 80907 (719) 578-5455 pit-law.com

The Bussey Law Firm P.C.

Pit Law

Michael Clawson

Nick Temming

115 E. Vermijo Ave. Ste. 101 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 423-6325 clawsonattorney.com

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Clawson & Clawson

Jack Donley

Donley Law P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 300 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 471-1662 donleylawpc.com

Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Sean Leventhal

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC

PREMARITAL AGREEMENTS Lisa Dailey Dailey Law

526 S. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 473-0884 daileylaw.org

Carl Graham Graham Law

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1100 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 630-1123 graham.law

Joi Kush

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Alyssa Miller

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

Christopher Sutton Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Cindy Tsuei Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

PROBATE AND ESTATE ADMINISTRATION Lisa Dailey Dailey Law

526 S. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 473-0884 daileylaw.org

Sara Frear

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Ashlea Goines Goines Law

12295 Oracle Blvd.

Ste. 230 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 622-6162 goineslaw.com

Alyssa Miller

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

Steve Ogle

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Rabea Taylor

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

PROBATE AND ESTATE LITIGATION Lisa Dailey Dailey Law

526 S. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 473-0884 daileylaw.org

Neil Devoogd SJS Law

231 E. Vermijo Ave. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 219-0772 sjslawllc.com

Alyssa Miller

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

Matthew Niznik Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

Rabea Taylor

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY Michael Kuhn KLCS Law

431 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 215-8000 klcs.law

Lance Sears

Sears & Associates P.C. 2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 1250 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 982-2523 searsassociates.com

Andrew Swan

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

David Kunstle

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

TOP ATTORNEYS

Hans Tuft

Torbet & Tuft LLC

2 N. Cascade Ave. Ste. 320 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 475-9300 torbetlaw.com

WORKERS’ COMPENSATION LAW Matt Clawson

Clawson & Clawson

SECURITY CLEARANCE DEFENSE & APPEALS

115 E. Vermijo Ave. Ste. 101 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 423-6325 clawsonattorney.com

Ryan Coward

Derek Frickey

559 E. Pikes Peak Ave. Ste. 301 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 356-5552 avisolawllc.com

111 S. Tejon St. Ste. 503 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 520-1299 ritsemalaw.com

Aviso Law LLC

SOCIAL SECURITY Alan Agee

Alan M. Agee P.C.

512 S. 8th St. Colorado Springs, 80905 (719) 473-1515 alanagee.com

Paul Haller

Weddell & Haller P.C.

21 E. Monument St. Ste. B Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 387-9866 weddellandhaller.com

TAXATION LAW

Ritsema Law

Paul Haller

Weddell & Haller P.C.

21 E. Monument St. Ste. B Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 387-9866 weddellandhaller.com

Aaron Kennedy McDivitt Law Firm

19 E. Cimarron St. Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 312-7820 mcdivittlaw.com

David Webster

The Webster Law Firm LLC 985 Pico Pt. Colorado Springs, 80905 (719) 633-6620 websterlawfirmllc.com

Vince Viruni

Leventhal Swan Taylor Temming PC 24 S. Weber St. Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 689-8767 lstt.law

Robert Willson

Sparks Willson P.C.

24 S. Weber St. Ste. 400 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 634-5700 sparkswillson.com

WATER LAW Chris Cummins

REAL ESTATE LAW Kayla Banzali Burnham Law

1710 Chapel Hills Dr. Ste. A Colorado Springs, 80920 (719) 280-6728 burnhamlaw.com

Sara Frear

Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet P.C. 102 S. Tejon St. Ste. 900 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 635-8750 mullikenlaw.com

Monson, Cummins, Shohet & Farr LLC 13511 Northgate Estates Dr. Ste. 250 Colorado Springs, 80921 (719) 471-1212 cowaterlaw.com

Julianne Woldridge

MacDougall Woldridge P.C. 70 Morning Sun Dr. Ste. A Woodland Park, 80863 (719) 520-9288

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TOP ATTORNEYS

Tim Bussey 12 E. Boulder St Colorado Springs, CO 80903 (719) 475-2555 | TheBusseyLawFirm.com

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im Bussey is a nationally recognized trial lawyer and powerful advocate for individuals seriously injured by negligence, misconduct, and corporate wrongdoing. For more than 34 years, he has fought for justice in cases where lives, health, and futures are on the line—bringing accountability to those who cause harm and delivering results that change his clients’ lives.

Tim is a leader in high-stakes personal injury litigation, with a proven record of seven-figure results on behalf of injured plaintiffs and their families. He is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and has been named a Top 100 Trial Attorney by the National Trial Lawyers Association every year since 2007. His work is consistently recognized by Colorado Super Lawyers, Colorado Springs Magazine, and Martindale-Hubbell, where he holds an AV Preeminent rating.

What distinguishes Tim in personal injury cases is that his success is built on decades of experience in complex criminal litigation, where the stakes are highest and the standards are unforgiving. His background as a former Deputy District Attorney and nationally respected criminal defense lawyer translates directly to personal injury cases: he knows how to investigate aggressively, master scientific and technical evidence, cross-examine experts, and try cases to verdict. Insurers and defense counsel recognize that he prepares every personal injury case as if it will be tried.

Tim was the first attorney in Colorado to earn the American Chemical Society’s Lawyer-Scientist designation, a distinction that gives him a decisive advantage in cases involving medical evidence, accident reconstruction, toxicology, and causation disputes. His fo38

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rensic litigation exposing systemic failures in blood-alcohol testing helped shape national legal standards and was cited by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Bullcoming v. New Mexico (2011). That same forensic rigor is applied to uncovering negligence and proving damages in serious injury and wrongful death cases.

He has tried cases at every level of Colorado’s courts and has successfully argued before both the Colorado Court of Appeals and the Colorado Supreme Court. A graduate of Trial Lawyers College, where he trained under legendary trial lawyer Gerry Spence, Tim brings exceptional courtroom presence, credibility, and storytelling ability; skills refined in criminal courtrooms and powerfully effective in civil jury trials.

In addition to his trial practice, Tim is a respected educator and author, co-authoring leading forensic and litigation texts and serving as a faculty member of Trial Skills University. He is a board member of the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association and a life member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys, reflecting his broad influence in the legal community.

Outside the courtroom, Tim mentors attorneys, supports legal aid initiatives, has fundraised for the Alzheimer’s Association, and has coached youth basketball. His practice is guided by a simple principle: when someone has been seriously injured and powerful interests refuse responsibility, they deserve a lawyer with the skill, credibility, and trial experience to hold them accountable—no matter how hard the fight.

TOP ATTORNEYS

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Terence Doherty 102 S. Tejon St., Ste 1100 Colorado Springs, CO 80903 (719) 633-3450 | DohertyLawPC.com

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r. Doherty’s practice specializes in business and corporate law, real estate, and estate planning. In 1989, Mr. Doherty received his bachelor of arts degree from the University of Connecticut, where he majored in economics and was captain of the UConn lacrosse team. From 1989 to 1997, Mr. Doherty worked in the areas of real estate, estate planning, and corporations. In 1997, Mr. Doherty graduated from Whittier Law School, where he was (1) a member of the school’s Law Review, (2) authored a paper that was published, and (3) was a member of the school’s National Moot Court Team—a combination of achievements accomplished by less than 1% of all law students nationwide. In 1997, Mr. Doherty was hired as associate in-house counsel for an international semiconductor company headquartered in Colorado Springs and was promoted to general counsel and chief operating officer in 1998, positions that he held until 2002 when he went into private law practice. Mr. Doherty’s work experiences from 1989 to 2002 gave him a rare, handson business background that sets him apart from other attorneys in Colorado Springs and enables him to provide business owners and managers with high-quality, practical legal advice. In 2002, Mr. Doherty joined a prestigious local law firm as an associate. In 2006, Mr. Doherty formed the Doherty Law Firm, PC. Mr. Doherty is a sole practitioner because he likes to provide personalized legal services directly to clients. In 2010, Mr. Doherty received the “Volunteer of the Year” award from the University of Colorado–Small Business Development Center at the statewide level over hundreds of other volunteers. In 2015, Mr. Doherty won The Gazette’s “Best of the Springs” contest among all attorneys in Colorado Springs and is honored to have now been voted as a “Top Attorney” by his peers for ten (10) years in a row.

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First row: Nick Temming, Daniel Miller, Andrew Swan; Second Row: Sean Leventhal, Suzanna Moran, Vince Viruni, Rabea Taylor, Will Dulaney (not shown)

Will Dulaney, Sean Leventhal, Daniel Miller, Suzanna Moran, Andrew Swan, Rabea Taylor, Nick Temming, Vince Viruni 24 S. Weber St., Ste. 205 Colorado Springs, CO 80903 (719) 694-3000 | lstt.law

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EVENTHAL SWAN TAYLOR TEMMING PC is a Coloradobased litigation and transactional firm known for handling the most serious and complex matters clients face. We represent individuals, estates, and corporate entities in high-stakes civil and commercial disputes; employment matters; estate planning, probate, and administration; elder law; appeals; medical and legal malpractice; family law; personal injury; business transactions; entertainment law; and tax.

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Recognized with multiple professional honors and a national reputation for excellence, our firm is dedicated to strategic, individualized advocacy and enduring client relationships. We intentionally limit our caseload to provide each client the focused attention, discretion, and sophisticated representation their most critical matters demand.

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J.C. “Pit” Martin 1730 N. Corona St. Colorado Springs, CO 80907 (719) 578-5455 | Pit-Law.com

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he Law Offices of J.C. “Pit” Martin is a Colorado Springs law firm dedicated to representing good people with real injuries and clear liability. The firm specializes in personal injury, insurance bad faith, and delay or denial of payments by insurance companies.

Every client receives personal attention because we limit the number of active cases. Amazing results are obtained for each client through hard work, attention to detail, and investing the time to get to know and believe in each client.

Pit has been practicing law for over 40 years and is an accomplished trial attorney with over 150 jury trials.

In 2023. Pit obtained a $1.8 Million verdict in an El Paso County District Court jury trial where the defense offer was only $35,000.00.

In 2024, three weeks before trial, Pit and co-counsel Tom Herd settled for $1.25 Million an insurance bad faith case against USAA for over 2-¼ times the policy limits of $500,000.00.

Pit utilizes the expertise of trusted and experienced doctors, therapists, CPAs, crash reconstruction experts, engineers and other professionals to build powerful cases based on truth to obtain justice for his clients.

Pit and his staff, paralegals Tammy King and Niki Lewis, recognize that their clients are injured and often unable to work, with medical bills quickly climbing up. Clients work closely with Tammy and Niki and meet frequently with Pit personally during the progression of their case.

Pit was honored in 2025 by the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association as the sole recipient of the Norman Kripke Lifetime Achievement Award.

Pit and his staff are committed to providing injured clients with trusted legal counsel, zealous advocacy, accessible appointments, individualized and personal attention, and experienced legal representation that injured clients need and deserve.

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Ryan Coward, Cory Tuck, Brandon Prenger 559 E. Pikes Peak Ave, STE 301 Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 247-3111, AvisoLawLLC.com

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he attorneys of Aviso Law help you meet life’s challenges with a dedication to service and respect honed by hundreds of successful cases in Colorado’s civil, criminal and military courts, with a specialization in family, criminal, military and governmental investigations law. At Aviso we are: • Affordable, approachable, and dedicated • Driven for results • Diligent, respectful, and professional We know that navigating the legal system can be intimidating, confusing, and frustrating. That’s why we listen, first. We don’t just take your money and provide “check the box” counsel, either.

Instead, we draw on our experience and successes to carefully tailor our counsel to your unique circumstances.

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Experience matters. Drawing on decades of legal experience, the attorneys of Aviso Law provide exceptional representation, successfully leading their clients through high-profile and complex cases whether that be in our state courts involving high asset divorces or criminal defense matters, or in our military and federal courts.

Before founding Aviso Law, Ryan Coward and Cory Tuck both served as active-duty Judge Advocates. Today the firm has over 50 years of combined experience helping clients navigate military law, procedures and policies for their clients’ best outcome.

Together with Alivia Gonzales and Brandon Prenger, who specialize in family law, and Kyra Palmer, who practices criminal and military law, Aviso Law delivers thoughtful counsel for clients from all walks of life.

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Lisa Blattner 104 S. Cascade Avenue, Suite 200-B Colorado Springs, 80903 (719) 749-1585 | BlattnerLawFirm.com

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isa is a four-time honoree in the area of Guardianships, Conservatorships and Probate Litigation, a distinction that highlights her exceptional skill and unwavering dedication to Colorado families. For more than sixteen years, she has led her own practice with the same drive and integrity she embraced from day one, inspired by the mentorship of the Honorable E. David Griffith. His example continues to shape her commitment to excellence and to advocating with heart.

Lisa’s practice is built on compassion. She guides families through some of life’s most challenging moments, including the loss of loved ones, declining capacity, and concerns of financial exploitation. Clients trust her not only for her deep expertise, but for the steadiness, clarity, and care she brings to every case.

Her impact extends far beyond her office. Lisa’s contributions to the legal profession and the Colorado Springs community have earned her numerous honors throughout her career. She has played key leadership roles in elder law and community education, including chairing the Elder Law Section of the Colorado Bar Association and serving on the board of the Pikes Peak Elder Justice Center. As the former managing editor of the Colorado Senior Law Handbook, she helps ensure vital information is accessible to those who need it most.

Away from the courtroom, Lisa is a devoted wife and daughter, and she brings her same sense of joy and dedication to cooking, golf, and the community she loves. Her work reflects a hopeful vision for the future and a steadfast belief in serving others with compassion and excellence.

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Joe Maher 12295 Oracle Blvd, Ste 300 Colorado Springs, CO 80921 (719) 301-7500 | MaherAndMaherLaw.com

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oseph (“Joe”) Maher is a leading Colorado Springs DUI and criminal defense attorney and the founding partner of Maher & Maher Law PC. Before entering private practice, Joe served for five years as a prosecutor in El Paso County, where he trained DUI prosecutors and served on the Vehicular Homicide team. He has tried more than 70 jury trials as both a prosecutor and a defense lawyer, giving him the ability to thoroughly assess a DUI or Criminal case from both sides of the courtroom.

Joe brings a rare set of DUI litigation skills to the courtroom for his clients. He is one of only four attorneys in Colorado to earn the prestigious ACS-CHAL Forensic Lawyer-Scientist designation, a title earned by lawyers who have developed advanced scientific competence in forensic alcohol and drug testing. This elite credential reflects Joe’s deep training in DUI blood testing science. Further, Joe has completed the same rigorous training that advanced DUI enforcement police officers must master — this includes completion of the Standardized Field Sobriety Test (SFST) participant and instructor courses as well as the Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (ARIDE) Course. Finally, Joe just downright enjoys DUI investigation, negotiation, litigation, and trial. Joe’s unique level of skill, experience, and desire make him a highly effective advocate for his clients.

Before becoming an attorney, Joe served as a United States Marine Corps Infantry Officer, attaining the rank of Captain and leading Infantry Marines through three deployments to Iraq. Following his company command tour in Iraq, Joe received the Marine Corps Association’s Chambers Award for leadership. Joe’s experience as a troop leader in the military and his unwavering respect for the U.S. Constitution shape the disciplined, client-centered approach he brings to every case.

Outside the courtroom, Joe is devoted to his wife, Kimberly, and his four sons.

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Kimberly Maher 12295 Oracle Blvd, Ste 300 Colorado Springs, CO 80921 (719) 301-7500 | MaherAndMaherLaw.com

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imberly Maher is an award-winning trial lawyer and one of Colorado’s most trusted advocates for individuals accused of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault.

Known for her empathy, precision, and fearlessness in the courtroom, Kimberly stands ready to help good people through the hardest moments of their lives.

Kimberly grew up around the world—a vantage point that sparked her fascination with American law, civic life, and the power of a strong legal system. After graduating from Purdue with a bachelor’s in political science, she moved to Washington, D.C., taking an entry-level job in a congressional office. What began with answering phones quickly evolved into policy research and ultimately handson work on higher-education legislation. After two years in that role, she received the same advice from her colleagues and family: stop working for lawyers—become one. She returned to Colorado and earned her law degree from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, where she joined the Student Trial Lawyers Association and later served as its President.

Before co-founding Maher & Maher Law PC, Kimberly spent five years as a Deputy District Attorney in two Colorado jurisdictions. She handled some of the toughest cases in the system—murder, stalking, kidnapping, fraud, burglary, and high-stakes domestic violence matters. As a former prosecutor, she believes deeply in safe communities balanced with real accountability on the government’s part.

Today, as a defense attorney, Kimberly has secured multiple not-guilty verdicts for clients facing decades in prison.

She understands the fear and uncertainty her clients experience and advocates relentlessly to protect their rights, their dignity, and their futures.

Kimberly lives in Colorado Springs with her husband, Joe, and is the proud mother of four wild little boys who keep her laughing, grounded, and always on the move.

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Keith D. Vance 12295 Oracle Blvd, Ste 300 Colorado Springs, CO 80921 (719) 301-7500 | MaherAndMaherLaw.com

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rowing up on a cattle ranch near Manassa, Colorado, Keith D. Vance learned perseverance long before he ever set foot in a courtroom. To put himself through Adams State College, he worked full-time—often as an over-theroad semi-truck driver—logging thousands of miles across the country. Those years behind the wheel gave him uncommon insight into how professional drivers operate, an advantage he now brings to complex truck and commercial vehicle crash cases.

With nearly three decades in practice, Keith has earned a reputation as one of Colorado’s most accomplished personal injury trial lawyers—and one of only five attorneys statewide who are Board Certified in Civil Trial Law by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. He has tried more than 70 cases to jury verdict and secured numerous multimillion-dollar results for clients across the state.

In 2024, Keith joined Maher & Maher Law, bringing his extensive trial experience and commitment to advocating for injured Coloradans to one of the state’s premier litigation firms.

In 2025, Keith obtained a major verdict in Pueblo for a woman who suffered a traumatic brain injury after being struck by a drunk driver. His record also includes a $5.3 million wrongful death verdict, a $2.5 million settlement for a quadriplegic crash victim, and multiple other seven-figure judgments—achievements that earned him membership in the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, an honor reserved for fewer than 1% of U.S. attorneys.

Recognized by Colorado Super Lawyers, The National Trial Lawyers Top 100, and rated AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell for legal ability and ethics, Keith is known for his grit, integrity, and compassion.

From ranch hand to long-haul driver to board-certified trial lawyer, Keith D. Vance’s journey embodies the Colorado spirit—hard work, honesty, and a fierce dedication to standing up for those who can’t stand alone.

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Patrick Mika 630 N. Tejon St. Colorado Springs, CO 80903 (719) 473-1500 | PMikaLaw.com

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at Mika has devoted the last 43 years to making a difference in the lives of people accused of crimes throughout the country.

Mika was the 2014 president of the American Board of Criminal Lawyers (ABCL). Considered to be the most prestigious criminal defense organization in the country, ABCL membership requires the highest standards of excellence and a proven winning trial record to include: victories in 5 first-degree murder cases, 35 major felony trials, the endorsement of 3 judges, and the unanimous vote of the executive committee.

Mika graduated magna cum laude with an English degree from the University of Arkansas in 1979 and was awarded membership in Phi Beta Kappa honorary fraternity. He obtained his Juris Doctor degree at the University of Arkansas School of Law in 1982. In 1987, he graduated from the National Criminal Defense College for advanced trial training.

Mika relocated to Colorado Springs to train at the Olympic Training Center for the 1984 Olympics. He was a member of the US National Judo Team from 1981-1985.

In 1990, he started Mika & Associates, P.C., specializing in defending serious, felony criminal cases. For the past 11 years the law firm has been successfully representing individuals seriously injured in motorcycle, automobile and trucking accidents.

“I grew up with parents who taught me the significance of individual freedom and the fragility of that concept. I found my passion in defending those who were powerless in protecting themselves from an overreaching government and powerful insurance companies. These groups are the schoolyard bullies of the legal system. My job is to run the bullies off the playground.”

Mika’s cases have been featured in novels, movies, Oprah Winfrey, 20/20, Homicide Hunter, Snapped and in People magazine. He is a life member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Colorado Criminal Defense Bar, Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, and the Colorado Bar. WI26

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Gordon J. Heuser 625 N. Cascade Ave., Ste. #300 Colorado Springs, CO 80903 (719) 259-4510 | HeuserLaw.com

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ordon J. Heuser, Esq., a Partner at the Colorado Springsbased law firm Heuser & Heuser, LLP, brings more than 40 years of experience to Southern Colorado’s personal injury and workers’ compensation arena. A native of the region, Gordon has dedicated his career to helping individuals in Colorado recover from serious injuries, handling thousands of claims and arguing matters before the Colorado Court of Appeals and the Colorado Supreme Court.

Gordon earned his B.A. in Economics from the University of Colorado in 1981, then went on to receive his J.D. from Golden Gate University School of Law in 1984 and has been licensed to practice in Colorado ever since.

At the heart of Gordon’s work is a commitment to providing high-quality service. He emphasizes personal attention and a thorough approach, believing that each client deserves dedicated representation tailored to their unique situation. His experience both in and out of the courtroom provides a strong foundation for this client-focused practice.

Outside his legal practice, the importance of family reflects clearly in the time spent with his loving wife, two daughters, & three grandchildren. He is an avid outdoorsman and fitness enthusiast. He enjoys running — including participating in numerous races across the central states such as the Boston Marathon and hiking in the mountains of Colorado, with a particular passion for “bagging” the state’s 14,000-foot peaks (“14-ers”). He also enjoys cooking, reading, and traveling.

Rooted in the Southern Colorado community where he grew up with his sister and three brothers, Gordon combines deep local insight with extensive experience that contributes to his unique approach to practicing law. Whether navigating a workers’ compensation claim or a catastrophic injury case, he brings both substance and compassion to his clients, helping them navigate complex legal paths while keeping the human side of their recovery front and center.

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Valerie Cafasso Of Counsel at Dailey Law 526 S. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80903 (719) 473-0084 | Daileylaw.org

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alerie A. Cafasso is honored to be recognized by her peers as a Top Attorney in child custody. Valerie is licensed in Colorado, Connecticut, and Texas and is able to offer clients the depth and versatility of a multi-jurisdictional family law practice.

Valerie brings more than two decades of courtroom experience and a deep commitment to delivering strategic, compassionate, and client-focused representation.

Known for her exceptional skill in the most challenging domestic relations issues, Valerie’s work centers on high-conflict parenting disputes, decision-making conflicts, and negotiated parenting plans. She is widely respected for her ability to collaborate effectively with parenting and mental health professionals to achieve child-centered, evidence-driven solutions.

In addition, Valerie’s practice encompasses high-asset litigation, business valuations and real estate in addition to separate property and disputed common law marriages. Whether negotiating settlement or litigating, Valerie provides clients with integrity, strength, and trusted guidance during pivotal family transitions and is committed to continuing to contribute her expertise, experience, and legal knowledge.

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Raymond M. Deeny 90 S. Cascade Ave., Suite 1500 Colorado Springs, CO 80903 719-448-4016 | TaftLaw.com

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egarded as a dean of labor and employment law, Ray possesses an encyclopedic knowledge and nuanced understanding of L&E laws and regulations.

Representing management for more than 45+ years with Sherman & Howard and now with the national law firm Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP, the firm has greatly increased the legal support for its clients.

Ray combines a robust advisory practice in traditional labor law with an impressive litigation practice defending businesses in employment-related claims in federal and state court jury trials throughout the nation. He excels at every stage of litigation, from discovery through trial and any appeals. He builds strong cases, delivers convincing arguments, and works tirelessly to achieve winning results.

Ray is recognized in Chambers USA for Labor & Employment Law and was twice named “Lawyer of the Year” for Labor Law Management (Denver, CO) by Best Lawyers in America.

He arbitrates 50 or more cases across the country annually, participates in numerous National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) proceedings, and represents companies in three to four employment-related trials a year. He has been lead defense counsel in numerous class and collective actions and cases brought by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).

Beyond the courtroom, Ray advises nationally known employers on labor- and employee-relations matters, including collective bargaining, discipline and discharge matters, and management practices and policies. Ray frequently presents on labor- and employment-related topics both in house for employers and public seminars.

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Food + Drink ADAM’S MOUNTAIN CAFE $$ - Serving breakfast, lunch & dinner. Enjoy award-winning global cuisine based on slow food principles, desserts made in-house, and beautiful views of Pikes Peak surrounded by a stellar collection of fine art! Accepting reservations and walk-ins. 26 Manitou Ave., Manitou Springs. (719) 6851430. Open daily 8 am–2pm and Tues-Sat 5 pm–8 pm. adamsmountaincafe.com

Ristorante di Sopra - $$$

Ristorante di Sopra is an upscale dining experience, and the sister restaurant to award-winning Paravicini’s Italian Bistro. Located in Old Colorado City, with panoramic views and rooftop atrium available. we feature Chef Franco’s creative genius on Italian classics with seasonal specialties. Enjoy an extensive, curated, and affordable wine list, classic cocktails, and our wide selection of craft beers. Whether inside the modern styled dining area or on the 2nd story patio with breathtaking views of Pikes Peak, you’re guaranteed to be impressed. 4 S. 28th St., Colorado Springs, (719) 985-8832, ristorantedisopra.com, Open daily, 4 pm-9 pm.

JOSE MULDOON’S $$ - Celebrating over 50 years! Since 1974, we’ve been Downtown’s go-to spot for delicious, authentic Southwestern & Tex-Mex flavors. Extensive margarita & tequila selection. Happy Hour Daily 3-6pm with food & drink specials!

Space available for private parties or let us spice up your next event with our catering! 222 N. Tejon. (719) 636-2311. josemuldoons.com

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Edelweiss Restaurant $$ - 34 East Ramona, Colorado Springs, (719) 633-2220, edelweissrest.com German & continental cuisine.

Located near the Broadmoor area.

Take a quick trip to Germany with our authentic food and atmosphere. Enjoy our Beirgarten in the summer, and stay warm by the fireplaces in the winter.

In-house bakery with 30+ desserts! Live strolling musicians Thurs - Sun! Open 11 am–9 pm daily. Dinner starts at 4 pm.

Full bar featuring many imported beers and wines. Entrées average $20. Menus & reservations at Edelweissrest.com.

DOWNTOWN

MacKenzie’s Chop House $$ - 128 South Tejon St., Colorado Springs, (719) 635-3536, mackenzieschophouse.com American/steaks. Downtown’s classic steak and chop house led by the award-winning Chef Chris Heise. MacKenzie’s takes you back to a time when going out to eat meant dining and being treated to an extraordinary meal with exceptional service. Featuring classic American fare with thick cuts of prime, kobe, and choice steaks & chops.

Fresh seafood, extensive wine list, and weekly “fresh sheet” specials round out the menu. Private meeting and banquet rooms hold up to 60 people.

Lunch: Mon–Fri, dinner nightly.

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Poor Richard’s Restaurant $-$$ 324 1/2 N. Tejon St., Colorado Springs, (719) 578-5549, poorrichardsdowntown.com Poor Richard’s Restaurant is your go-to for delicious New York-style pizza, fresh salads, hearty sandwiches, and homemade soups made fresh daily. Enjoy crispy, cheesy slices baked to golden perfection, garden-fresh salads with house-made dressings, stacked sandwiches with premium meats and cheeses, and warm, comforting soups. Pair your meal with a drink from Rico’s Café for the perfect dining experience. Dine in, take out, or order online for a meal that truly hits the spot every time! Real Food. Real Flavor. Real Good.

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Andiamo Catering by Paravicini’s $ (719) 418-2160, cateringbyandiamo.com.

Bring the experience of Paravicini’s dining to your private events with our catering company, aptly named Andiamo. Our catering services take our special blend of hospitality and deliver it straight to your door or venue space to make tailored menus for your upscale weddings, garden parties, and more! Let us handle the cooking to ensure these festivities stand out to you and your quests as iconic food memories - and you just focus on the important part, enjoying the moment!

Paravicini’s Italian Bistro $$ 2802 W. Colorado, Colorado Springs, (719) 481-8200, paravicinis.com Award-winning staple in the Springs since 2003 that serves a culinary destination for family gatherings, date nights and special occasions. We believe our patrons find the most genuine connections though the act of sharing meals together and we are grateful to serve the community with our family recipes. Experience our delicious Italian cooking in a warm family atmosphere with stellar service you won’t find anywhere else in town. We can’t wait to meet you and yours around the table.

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Pizzeria Rustica $$ 2527 W. Colorado Ave., Colorado Springs, (719) 632-8121, pizzeriarustica.com Your slice of Italy in Old Colorado City! Our wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas earned 5 stars from the Gazette and a spot in Food Network’s top 52 restaurants. We’re the third 4-star Green Restaurant in the U.S. Dough is handstretched, topped with premium Italian and local artisanal ingredients. Dine indoors or on our cozy garden patio.

Don’t miss our chef’s monthly specials, antipasti, fresh salads, and local gelato. Enjoy craft beer, unique wines, or signature cocktails. Visit pizzeriarustica.com for menu, specials, and reservations (highlly recommended!). P.S. Check out Enoteca, our hidden upstairs wine bar, perfect for your next private event! Mon. 5 pm-10 pm. Tues.-Thurs. 12 pm-10 pm. Fris.-Sun. 12 pm-11 pm.

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Tony’s Downtown Bar $ (719) 228-6566, tonysdowntownbar.com.

Winner of 85+ Best Of awards in 26 years! Great Midwestern tavern with warm beer, lousy food & poor service - NOT! Pabst, Leinenkugel’s, fried cheese curds, Walleye fish fry, burgers, sandwiches, salads, cocktails & much more! $10 LUNCH HAPPY HOUR with great weekly specials 11am-2pm M-F with soft drink! HAPPY HOUR 4-6pm daily! Breakfast menu served all day, every day. Fun activities & events include Geeks who Drink Tues at 8pm, Thurs Night karaoke, & pool tables - plus we’re your sports bar headquarters & a great place to watch the games with the NFL & NHL packages - GO PACK GO! 11 am–2 am daily.

Coaltrain Fine Wine, Craft Beer, Spirits $$$ - 330 W Uintah St., Colorado Springs, (719) 475-9700, coaltrainwine.com With over 40 years of passion and expertise, Coaltrain proudly serves Colorado Springs with an award-winning selection of fine wines from around the world, complemented by an extensive collection of local and international craft beers and spirits. Shop local and experience the difference with friendly, knowledgeable service—plus the convenience of delivery and curbside pickup.

Colorado Mountain Brewery 2 locations: $$ - 1110 Interquest Pkwy., (719) 434-5750, 600 S. 21st St., (719) 466-8240, cmbrew.com Come experience the true taste of Colorado!

Whether you’re craving a juicy burger, a crisp salmon salad, our unique bison meatloaf Wellington, or our award-winning handcrafted beer cheese soup, you are sure to find an original flavor worthy of Colorado. All house and seasonal beers are locally made from the rich and bold malty finish of the Monumental Stout to the crisp, refreshing 7258 Blonde Ale. We also offer handcrafted cocktails and select wines. Enjoy the views of the Colorado Rockies from our scenic patios. Open daily at 11 a.m.

DOWNTOWN

FOUR By Brother Luck $$ - 321 N Tejon Colorado Springs, Colorado, (719) 434-2741, fourbybrotherluck.com Located in downtown Colorado Springs, Four by Brother Luck redefines Southwestern cuisine with a seasonal four-course tasting menu built on fresh, local ingredients. Guests enjoy creative cocktails, craft beers, and hand-picked wine pairings alongside dishes inspired by farmers, fishers, hunters, and gatherers. Chef Brother Luck’s innovative approach delivers a one-ofa-kind culinary adventure that has made the restaurant a destination for food lovers and connoisseurs alike.

Open Tuesday through Sunday for dinner 5 p.m. - 10 p.m.

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Every turn, jump, and carve should bring exhilaration — not hesitation. That’s why Orthopedic Centers of Colorado and Colorado Centers of Orthopedic Excellence right here in the Springs offers advanced care designed for skiers, snowboarders, and winter adventurers. With cutting-edge treatments and the largest collaborative team of orthopedic specialists across the Front Range, we help athletes of all levels recover faster and move stronger.

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Happenings FEBRUARY 20, 2026 S TA R T : 6 : 0 0 P M

House of GOCA: Stardust Ent Center for the Arts at UCCS 5225 N. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs

House of GOCA: Stardust returns with an electrifying runway, bold artistry, and a dance-floor finale. Fashion’s brightest night starts here.

Buy Tickets: entarts.org/Runway2026 Admission Phone: (719) 255-8181 Admission Email: tickets@uccs.edu

JANUARY JANUARY 10, 2026 Women’s Snowshoes & Brews Mueller State Park Divide cpw.state.co.us/state-parks Get ready for some fun in the winter sun! Our Snowshoes & Brews events are designed to bring women together for snowy adventures, connection and confidence.

JANUARY 10, 2026 We The People: A Hands-On History Workshop 215 S. Tejon St. Colorado Springs cspm.org We are kicking off the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum’s 2026 “We the People” lecture series with a special opportunity to examine material from the museum’s archive.

JANUARY 16, 2026 Cocktails & Canapés Walking Tour Downtown Colorado Springs rockymountainfoodtours.com Our cocktail scene is hot, and we’re featuring classics along with new seasonal drinks during this luxe happy hour experience.

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JANUARY 29–FEBRUARY 5, 2026 Where We Stand 5225 N. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs entcenterforthearts.org Part fable, part confession and part communal reckoning this contemporary tale invites the audience to step into the storyteller’s shoes and cast a vote of their own.

JANUARY 30, 2026 Colorado Floyd 10 S. Parkside Dr. Colorado Springs stargazerstheatre.com This Pink Floyd tribute band performs the whole spectrum of Pink Floyd’s music.

FEBRUARY JA N UA RY 24, 2026 ‘90s Country Night Featuring Double Wide 13071 Bass Pro Dr. Colorado Springs phillongmusichall.com Colorado’s greatest ‘90s country band brings you all those songs you love from Alan, Garth, Shania and more along with a full comedy show that’ll have you singin’, laughin’ and dancin’ all night long.

JANUARY 23, 2026 Jeffrey Alan Band Benefit Concert 10 S. Parkside Dr. Colorado Springs stargazerstheatre.com Join us for great music, great vibes, and a great cause. Let’s fill the theatre and fill the shelves at Care and Share!

JANUARY 23, 2026 Colorado Dinosaurs 1805 N 30th St. Colorado Springs gardenofgods.com Colorado is famous for its dinosaurs.

Come learn more about these amazing animals and why so many species have been found here. This program is designed for elementary school ages but open to all.

F E B R U A R Y 7, 2 0 2 6 Downtown Winter Fest 200 S. Sierra Madre St. Colorado Springs coloradospringssports.org Sports Corp has secured the Olympic Museum for the entire day to provide free community access, inviting residents and visitors alike to celebrate the kickoff of the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games together in Olympic City USA. FEBRUARY 8, 2026 The Toyota Super Half Marathon & Game Day 5K 121 S. Tejon St. Colorado Springs pprrun.org More than 1,000 runners will run this out-and-back course. The start line is on Colorado Ave., west of Tejon St. Runners head west, past the Antlers Hotel garage, then north on Sierra Madre St. to the Pikes Peak Greenway Trail.

FEBRUARY 10, 2026 3-Hour Original Colorado Springs Food Tour 1 N. Tejon St. Colorado Springs rockymountainfoodtours.com Join us for a classic and casual walking food tour that features five tasting destinations in Downtown Colorado Springs!

FEBRUARY 12, 2026 The Source Never Diminishes 5525 N. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs gocadigital.org “The Source Never Diminishes” explores ecological change through drawings, sculpture and the artist’s participatory Solastalgic Archive.

FEBRUARY 14, 2026 Speech is More Than Speaking 215 S. Tejon St. Colorado Springs cspm.org To honor the America 250 - Colorado 150 commemoration, this series will explore the diverse experiences and voices of Coloradans.

F E B RUA RY 24-26, 2026 The Music Man 190 S. Cascade Ave. Colorado Springs pikespeakcenter.com Meredith Willson’s six-time, Tony Award-winning musical comedy “The Music Man” follows fasttalking traveling salesman Harold Hill as he cons the people of River City, Iowa, into buying instruments and uniforms for a boys’ band that he vows to organize – despite the fact that he doesn’t know a trombone from a treble clef.

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