Scott A. Wilkonson, was admitted to the Colorado Bar in 2004. He has over 15 years experience helping in the areas of Social Security Disability, Wills and Estate Planning, Landlord Issues and Property Management Assistance, Asbestos and Mesothelioma Claims, Corporate Formation and Residential Real Estate Transactions. Working with Scott, you are guaranteed professionalism and attention.

Katie Roberts has helped thousands of injured workers receive Workers’ Compensation benefits and disabled people get Social Security Disability benefits since 2002. She has worked at The Wilhite Law Firm since 2005 and became a managing partner in 2009. She currently manages the Workers’ Compensation Department and the Social Security Disability Department. Katie grew up in Ft. Collins, Colorado, where she attended Fort Collins High School and then went to Colorado State University to pursue her bachelor’s. At C.S.U., she majored in Speech Communications and was active in her Chi Omega Sorority and a CSU Cheerleader for 4 years. She attended Washburn Law School in Topeka, Kansas, for two years, and then transferred to the University of Denver Law School for her last year before receiving her Juris Doctorate. For one summer, she attended King’s College in London to study comparative law. She also was a Denver Nuggets Cheerleader for 3 years and is married and a mother of two little girls. She enjoys yoga, swimming, golf and tennis. Some of her professional accomplishments include successfully arguing in Federal District Court for Social Security clients and presenting oral argument at the Colorado Court of Appeals in Workers’ Compensation cases. She is also a Super Lawyer in 5280’s Super Lawyers Magazine from 2011-2026.

Alex received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Northern Colorado in 2008, and his Juris doctorate from Washburn University School of Law in 2014. While in law school, Alex clerked for the Honorable Barry Grissom at the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Kansas, and was awarded the Clinical Legal Education Association’s Outstanding Student Award for his representation of criminal defendants suffering mental disabilities. Alex uses his trial advocacy, and litigation skills to zealously advocate for his clients that have been injured as a result of someone else’s negligence, or for his clients seeking benefits from the Social Security Administration.