Practice Areas

Catastrophic injury, brain injury, and wrongful death cases, from investigation through verdict. Brett N. Huff has tried personal injury cases for more than two decades, including three that went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.

We build every file the way a trial lawyer builds it: evidence gathered early, the right experts engaged, and the case prepared as if it will be tried, not simply settled for whatever an adjuster offers first.

When an insurer denies, delays, or lowballs a valid claim, we hold it accountable. We handle insurance bad faith, coverage disputes, and subrogation, and we know how claims get evaluated and resisted from both sides of the table.

Colorado law gives policyholders real remedies when an insurer doesn’t act in good faith. We help clients understand what their policy actually promises, and press the claim, through litigation if necessary, when an insurer falls short of it.

We represent people who are seriously injured in accidents involving cars, motorcycles, trucks, bikes and as pedestrians. We will take over all communications with insurance companies, build your case by locating and obtaining the evidence, and give you the peace and freedom to hopefully get completely better.

Whether the case settles or goes to trial, we work to document the full extent of the injury and the crash, and to identify every source of insurance coverage available to a client.

Richard W. Leslie brings more than thirty-five years on the mountain as an expert skier to a practice most Colorado firms simply don’t have: representing skiers and snowboarders hurt at resorts and in the backcountry. He is one of Colorado’s foremost ski- and snowboard-injury litigators.

He understands the terrain, the equipment, and the Colorado Ski Safety Act, the statute that shapes nearly every resort-injury claim, including which risks are treated as “inherent” to the sport and which point to a resort’s or another skier’s own negligence.

From collisions with reckless or out-of-control skiers to lift and terrain-park incidents, and grooming or boundary failures, that first-hand experience on snow lets him spot the leverage points in a case that a lawyer without it would miss.

Wills, trusts, and powers of attorney, put in place with the same care and candor we bring to a trial, so a plan actually reflects what a client wants and holds up when it’s needed.

When a loved one has passed without adequate planning, or an estate needs to move through probate, we guide families through the process and resolve disputes among heirs or beneficiaries when they arise.