Law of the Rockies focuses its practice in the areas of water and natural resources law, civil litigation, real estate law, land use planning, construction law, business law, agricultural law, and estate planning and probate. Despite our rural location, we utilize state of the art technology in providing legal services to our clients. This allows us to access people and information anytime from virtually anywhere.
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Marcus is currently the firm's managing member.
He represents a variety of clients, primarily in the areas of civil litigation, real estate and development, construction, and water law.
Marcus was named a Lawyer of the Year by Law Week Colorado in 2014, and he has been recognized repeatedly by Colorado Super Lawyers Magazine.
Marcus clerked for the Colorado Supreme Court and the United States District Court for the District of Colorado after graduating first in his law school class at the University of Colorado.
He represents a variety of clients, primarily in the areas of civil litigation, real estate and development, construction, and water law.
Marcus was named a Lawyer of the Year by Law Week Colorado in 2014, and he has been recognized repeatedly by Colorado Super Lawyers Magazine.
Marcus clerked for the Colorado Supreme Court and the United States District Court for the District of Colorado after graduating first in his law school class at the University of Colorado.
Jacob graduated in the top 5% of his class from Baylor University School of Law.
He joined our firm in 2008 and has engaged in an extensive civil litigation and real estate practice.
His civil litigation and real estate practice involves a broad spectrum of legal representation from real estate transactions, to easement and title disputes, foreclosures and construction defect litigation.
In addition to civil litigation and real estate, Jacob has become a prominent estate planning, elder law, and probate attorney.
He joined our firm in 2008 and has engaged in an extensive civil litigation and real estate practice.
His civil litigation and real estate practice involves a broad spectrum of legal representation from real estate transactions, to easement and title disputes, foreclosures and construction defect litigation.
In addition to civil litigation and real estate, Jacob has become a prominent estate planning, elder law, and probate attorney.
Kendall Burgemeister joined the Firm as an associate in 2009, and became a member in 2013.
He represents clients in water matters in the Arkansas, Rio Grande, Gunnison, North Fork, and Colorado River Basins.
Among other activities, Kendall is a member of the Advisory Committee that is working with the Division of Water Resources to promulgate rules governing the use of groundwater in the Rio Grande Basin.
In addition to water law, Kendall practices in the areas of real estate, business planning, civil litigation, and local government law.
He represents clients in water matters in the Arkansas, Rio Grande, Gunnison, North Fork, and Colorado River Basins.
Among other activities, Kendall is a member of the Advisory Committee that is working with the Division of Water Resources to promulgate rules governing the use of groundwater in the Rio Grande Basin.
In addition to water law, Kendall practices in the areas of real estate, business planning, civil litigation, and local government law.
John Hill has been in private practice in Gunnison since 1992, primarily representing clients in water law.
Prior to entering private practice, John completed a distinguished career as an engineer within the United States Army and as an attorney with the United States Department of Justice.
He assisted the Council on Environmental Quality in the drafting of regulations implementing NEPA and guidelines for administration Section 404 of the Clean Water Act.
He also spent a number of years representing the United States in the adjudication of water rights for federal public lands across the western United States, including those in the nearby national forests.
Prior to entering private practice, John completed a distinguished career as an engineer within the United States Army and as an attorney with the United States Department of Justice.
He assisted the Council on Environmental Quality in the drafting of regulations implementing NEPA and guidelines for administration Section 404 of the Clean Water Act.
He also spent a number of years representing the United States in the adjudication of water rights for federal public lands across the western United States, including those in the nearby national forests.
Daniel Spivey joined the Firm in 2021 and has over 10 years of experience representing Colorado public entities and businesses in litigation and as a general legal advisor.
Daniel helps clients solve difficult legal problems and has substantial experience advising clients through disputes.
He has broad litigation experience in state and federal trial and appellate courts and before state and federal agencies.
He has handled cases ranging from general contract, construction, and employment disputes to high profile lawsuits involving First Amendment freedom of speech, civil rights, and Title IX.
Daniel helps clients solve difficult legal problems and has substantial experience advising clients through disputes.
He has broad litigation experience in state and federal trial and appellate courts and before state and federal agencies.
He has handled cases ranging from general contract, construction, and employment disputes to high profile lawsuits involving First Amendment freedom of speech, civil rights, and Title IX.
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