Appeals
Victoria V. Johnson
Partner
(303) 892-7307
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Kenzo  Kawanabe
Partner
(303) 892-7541
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Sybil R. Kisken
Of Counsel
(303) 892-7497
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Geoffrey  Klingsporn
Associate
(303) 892-7337
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Andrew M. Low
Partner
(303) 892-7327
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Kirk  Mueller
Of Counsel
(303) 892-7456
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Jonathan W. Rauchway
Partner
(303) 892-7216
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Shannon Wells Stevenson
Associate
(303) 892-7328
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Elizabeth  Titus
Associate
(303) 892-7406
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Rudy E. Verner
Associate
(303) 892-7212
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Andrea  Wang
Partner
(303) 892-7423
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When Davis Graham & Stubbs clients become involved in an appeal — either as a party to the appeal or as a "friend of the court" —  they rely on a core group of DGS lawyers who possess specialized appellate experience and outstanding analytical, brief writing and oral advocacy skills. Under the leadership of experienced appellate lawyer Andrew Low, our appellate lawyers have argued on appeal a broad variety of complex legal issues, including administrative procedure, advertising, arbitration, commercial leases, constitutional law, construction, contracts, employment discrimination, environmental clean-up, evidence, fraud, insurance, land use, the Lanham Act, legal malpractice, libel and slander, medical malpractice, mining, patents, pension benefits, personal injury, products liability, property tax, railroads, sanctions, securities, shareholder derivative actions, ski resorts, sales and use tax, trademarks, and unfair competition.

Our appellate lawyers work closely with DGS trial lawyers to anticipate issues that may arise on appeal.  They also undertake appeals or write amicus curiae briefs in cases that have been handled by another firm at the trial level.  Our appellate lawyers routinely pursue or defend interlocutory appeals, advise on preserving a trial record for appeal, draft appellate briefs, and make oral arguments in federal and state appellate courts.

 

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