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Best in Show BEST IN SHOW Congratulations to this year’s Barrister’s Choice winners. Find the complete list, with the winners of our readers’ People’s Choice selections inside. Supreme Court Justice Real Estate Lawyer Criminal Defense Lawyer Killmer Lane & Newman Barrister’s Choice: Nathan Coats Barrister’s Choice: Jay Kamlet, Barrister’s Choice: Pam Mackey, Kamlet Law Haddon Morgan Foreman Employment Lawyer - Defendants Court of Appeals Judge Barrister’s Choice: Amy Miletich, Barrister’s Choice: Neeti Pawar Banking Lawyer Criminal Defense – White Collar Miletich PC Barrister’s Choice: Christian Crime Lawyer State Trial Court Judge Otteson, Shapiro Bieging Barber Barrister’s Choice: Patrick Ridley, Disability Law Lawyer Barrister’s Choice: Morris Hoff- Otteson Ridley McGreevy & Winocur Barrister’s Choice: Steven Earl, man, 2nd Judicial District Sports Lawyer Apex Disability Law Tax Lawyer Barrister’s Choice: Craig Um- Arbitrator Barrister’s Choice: Greg Berger, baugh, Hogan Lovells Personal Injury Law Lawyer Barrister’s Choice: Maria Berken- Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Barrister’s Choice: David Woodruff, kotter, JAG Communications/Media Law Denver Trial Lawyers Securities Lawyer Lawyer Mediator Barrister’s Choice: Luke Ritchie, Barrister’s Choice: Steve Zans- Medical Malpractice Lawyer – Barrister’s Choice: Joe Epstein, Moye White berg, Ballard Spahr Plaintiffs Conflict Resolution Services Barrister’s Choice: Jim Leventhal, Antitrust Lawyer Entertainment Lawyer Leventhal Puga Braley Overall Litigator Barrister’s Choice: Todd Seelman, Barrister’s Choice: David London, Barrister’s Choice: Michael Burg, Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith Hogan Lovells Medical Malpractice Lawyer – Burg Simpson Defendants M&A Lawyer Immigration Lawyer Barrister’s Choice: Scott Nixon, Commercial Litigator Barrister’s Choice: Pat Linden, Barrister’s Choice: Catherine Nixon Shefrin Ogburn Drew Barrister’s Choice: Ellie Lockwood, Linden Law Partners Chan, Chan Immigration Snell & Wilmer Construction Defects Lawyer – Healthcare Lawyer Trust/Estates Lawyer Plaintiffs Civil Litigator Barrister’s Choice: Kevin Kuhn, Barrister’s Choice: Marco Chayet, Barrister’s Choice: Jeff Kerrane, Barrister’s Choice: Jennifer O’Con- Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell Chayet Danzo Kerrane Storz nell, Queener Law Environmental Lawyer Nonprofit Lawyer Construction Defects Lawyer – Lawyer-turned-Legislator Barrister’s Choice: Jim Spaanstra, Barrister’s Choice: Betsy Fordyce, Defendants Barrister’s Choice: U.S. Rep. Diana Faegre Drinker Biddle Reath Rocky Mountain Children’s Law Barrister’s Choice: Jonathan Pray, DeGette Center Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Oil and Gas Lawyer Public Sector Lawyer Barrister’s Choice: Ghislaine Corporate Law Lawyer Class Action/Mass Tort Lawyer – Barrister’s Choice: George Bruner, Polsinelli Barrister’s Choice: Rehan Hasan, Plaintiffs Brauchler, 18th Judicial District Hasan Legal Barrister’s Choice: Dave Hersh, Attorney Water Law Lawyer Burg Simpson Barrister’s Choice: Joe Dischinger, In-House Counsel Government Lawyer Fairfield and Woods Barrister’s Choice: Jennifer Class Action/Mass Tort Lawyer – Barrister’s Choice: Phil Weiser, Jaskolka, Xcel Energy Defendants Colorado Attorney General Renewable Energy Lawyer Barrister’s Choice: Michael Wil- Barrister’s Choice: Rochelle Ra- Appellate Lawyer liams, Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell Lobbying Firm beler, Holland & Hart Barrister’s Choice: Anne Whalen Barrister’s Choice: Brownstein Gill, Gill & Ledbetter Insurance Lawyer -–Plaintiffs Hyatt Farber Schreck Agricultural Lawyer Barrister’s Choice: Stephen Barrister’s Choice: Wayne Forman, IP Lawyer (Non-litigator) Shapiro, Shapiro Bieging Barber Family Law Lawyer Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Barrister’s Choice: Tom Franklin, Otteson Barrister’s Choice: Megan Sherr, Kilpatrick Townsend Sherr Puttmann Akins Lamb DUI Lawyer Insurance Lawyer - Defendants Barrister’s Choice: Abe Hutt, Recht IP Litigator Barrister’s Choice: John Palmeri, Private Equity Lawyer Kornfeld Barrister’s Choice: Aaron Brad- Gordon & Rees Barrister’s Choice: Keith Tram- ford, Bradford LTD mell, WilmerHale Marijuana Law Lawyer Education Lawyer Barrister’s Choice: Rachel Gillette, Employment Lawyer - Plaintiffs Barrister’s Choice: Jack Robinson, Greenspoon Marder Barrister’s Choice: Mari Newman, Spies Powers & Robinson 560 CHEROKEE STREET, DENVER, CO 80204 | 303–292–1212 | WWW.LAW WEEK COLORADO.COM VOL. 18 | NO. 45 | $6 | NOVEMBER 9, 2020 Denver might be a small legal community, but it’s bursting with top-tier attorneys. 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