Mr. Mutic is a registered patent attorney, who focuses on matters involving business law, intellectual property, and civil litigation. During his career, Mr. Mutic has represented numerous clients, ranging from individuals and startups to Fortune 500 companies. Mr. Mutic provides services relating to business formation, management, operations, and in 2011 he helped his clients negotiate over forty million dollars worth of new business agreements. These agreements include numerous licenses, leases, covenants not to compete, confidentiality agreements, service agreements, and several complex acquisitions involving international asset transfers. Mr. Mutic offers extensive strategies for domestic and international patent, trademark, and copyright protection. He provides counsel on intellectual property strategies in a broad spectrum of technologies, notably medical devices and software. Along with helping structure transfer of domestic and international patent, trademark and copyright rights, as a part of his practice Mr. Mutic offers opinions on patent infringement, validity, freedom to operate issues, as well as due diligence services. Mr. Mutic’s litigation practice focuses on intellectual property litigation and general business disputes, including breach of contract and real estate disputes

Reuben A. Aguirre is a plaintiff-side litigator who represents employees and consumers in individual matters and class actions. He is admitted to practice in California and Colorado. Reuben began his legal career as an associate at two international law firms, where he focused on technology litigation, data privacy, and white collar government investigations. His early practice placed him on the defense side of significant civil and government matters involving major technology and Fortune 50 companies. He draws on that institutional perspective when advocating for current consumer and employee clients. He earned his J.D. from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, where he externed for a federal judge in the Northern District of Illinois, participated in the Supreme Court clinic, completed advanced trial advocacy coursework, and served as an editor of the Northwestern Journal of Law and Social Policy. He was a collegiate debater at the University of Denver. Before law school, he worked for Colorado Legal Services in its migrant farmworker division. Reuben has deep roots in Southern Colorado, has lived and worked in California, and continues to serve clients there. His practice focuses on employment law, consumer protection, and class action litigation.

Brian Murphy is a practicing lawyer in the state of Colorado handling personal injury and business matters.

An excellent student, Roni was recruited by Ice Miller in Indianapolis where she began working in qualified retirement plans and stock-incentive plans. But she craved working more closely with the stakeholder, so she transitioned to business, tax and estate planning services and joined Barnes & Thornburg. After gaining significant experience with the "big-box" firms, Roni set out on her solo practice in 2003. Soon thereafter, federal and state law changes meant fewer and fewer Americans were concerned with death taxes. Instead, for the past 15 years or so, income-tax concerns have become increasingly more impactful to both business owners and estate planning clients. So after two decades of law practice, Roni pursued a master's of tax law degree from the University of Denver. Collectively, her law practice and advance study sharpened her understanding of business deductions, retirement-income and capital gain tax efficiencies. In addition, Roni also took a few years' detour as a Senior Wealth Strategist in the investment and wealth industry. That experience added yet another dimension to her work and gives her a comfort level discussing financial topics that many attorneys simply do not feel comfortable addressing. She is a true collaborator with a client's full financial team of advisors. Fun fact: Roni has an eye for wildlife photography. But perhaps her most unique hobby was singing the National Anthem for college and professional teams when she lived in Indy, such as: NBA Indiana Pacers, WNBA Indiana Fever, Indiana University men's and women's Basketball, Butler University men's Basketball, Indianapolis Indians baseball, NFL Indianapolis Colts and . . . TNT Monster Truck Jam!

Sean Olson is a trial lawyer, author, and founding member of the Olson Law Firm, serving clients in Colorado and Wyoming. His practice focuses on providing the unrivaled representation of those seriously injured as a result of someone else’s negligence, and those who are unlawfully taken advantage of in the workplace. At the Olson Law Firm, the needs of the client come first. Sean represents clients with traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and other complicated injuries caused by car and truck accidents, construction accidents, and other situations where a person or corporation’s negligence leads to harm. Sean also represents those who have been injured as a result of medical malpractice and dental malpractice. Sean knows that just talking to a lawyer about an injury case, much less hiring one, can be an intimidating and daunting task. In his book, Results Matter, Sean alleviates some of those worries by showing those who have been injured what their case may look like if they choose to pursue a case in court. When handling an injury case, Sean treats his clients like families and treats their problems as if they were his own. Sean received his law degree from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law where he graduated in the top one percent of his class. Since 2010, Olson has served as an adjunct professor teaching trial advocacy at his Alma Mater. He graduated from Drake University in 1995 with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication. Super Lawyers named Olson a Rising Star for five years before naming him a Colorado Super Lawyer in 2017. Avvo.com has bestowed Olson with its highest rating. Sean is a resident of Denver where he lives with his wife, two young children, and their dogs, Maisy and Charley. Prior to becoming an attorney, Sean was an Emmy award-winning photojournalist. His passion for that job took him around the globe telling other’s stories. He now uses those skills to tell his clients’ stories in courtrooms across Colorado and Wyoming.

John Cimino is a practicing attorney in the state of Denver, CO. He received his J.D. from Gonzaga University School of Law in 1979. He currently is a senior partner at CiminoBenham, LLC.

Katherine Jane Jenkins is a long-established business, founded in 2001, serving the Denver, CO region and its surrounding areas. With close to two decades of experience in the industry, Katherine Jane Jenkins has earned a reputation for providing top-notch services. The company's dedication to customer satisfaction is demonstrated by its enduring presence in the regional market.

Peter Menges received his Juris Doctorate from the University of Colorado School of Law in 1997. He also received a Bachelors of Business Administration from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1997, where he graduated cum laude. Mr. Menges spent his first five years of practice as a Trial Attorney with the Denver Office of The Office of the Colorado Public Defender. Mr. Menges opened The Law Office of Peter D. Menges, P.C. in January of 2003 and has been exclusively in private practice ever since. Mr. Menges has extensive trial experience. Mr. Menges has personally handled over a hundred trials. He has tried cases in Federal District Court, Colorado State District Court in numerous jurisdictions, County Court cases in numerous jurisdictions, Municipal Court matters in numerous jurisdictions, and Administrative Hearings in a number of forums. Mr. Menges has also handled Arbitrations and Mediations in civil cases. In the Federal Criminal Court context, Mr. Menges has successfully defended clients in many complex prosecutions for “white collar” cases, such as mortgage fraud, bank fraud, and computer crimes, as well as other complex cases such as large-scale drug conspiracies. In the State Court criminal context, Mr. Menges has handled cases and done jury trials for almost every type of charge ranging all the way from homicide cases to traffic offenses. In the civil context, he has handled a very wide variety of cases including general commercial disputes, personal injury cases, property disputes, contract disputes, mechanics liens issues, slip and fall cases, wage disputes, torts and civil rights. Mr. Menges has also done appellate work in courts ranging all the way up to the United States Supreme Court. Mr. Menges has served on the Criminal Justice Act Panel for the United States District Court in Denver since 2003. He has lectured to hundreds of Colorado criminal defense attorneys on criminal defense law and procedure. He does pro bono work for those in need, and in 2004 was awarded the Colorado Lawyers’ Committee’s Community Contribution Award for his work fighting to secure the release of a formerly mentally ill patient who had been indefinitely committed to the Colorado Mental Health Institute after a “not guilty by reason of insanity” commitment.

Joseph Welsh is a dedicated member of Singleton Schreiber’s Environmental Litigation practice group, where he advocates for communities impacted by environmental harm. He is committed to seeking justice for those affected by toxic torts, environmental contamination, and pollution. With a background in environmental law, Joe has a passion for protecting the environment and has gained extensive experience in complex litigation, representing public water systems and community organizations in cases involving PFAS, fire-related toxins, and air and water pollution. Before joining Singleton Schreiber, Joe worked as an Environmental Justice Staff Attorney at Lone Star Legal Aid, where he played a pivotal role in challenging petrochemical environmental permit applications in environmental justice communities. His experience includes petitioning the EPA to object to an oil refinery’s Title V permit and drafting a notice of intent to sue the EPA for unreasonable delay under Clean Air Act citizen suit provisions on behalf of environmental justice community organizations. Earlier in his career, Joe served as a Deputy District Attorney with Colorado's Fourth Judicial District, handling over 1,000 cases and prosecuting thirty misdemeanor trials focused on child abuse, domestic violence, assault, DUI charges, and careless driving resulting in death. Joe earned his J.D. from the University of San Diego School of Law, where he concentrated on environmental and energy law and served as President of the Environmental Law Society. Joe recently earned an LL.M. in Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources Law from the University of Houston Law Center. In his spare time, Joe enjoys playing ice hockey, running, and reading. He is licensed to practice law in Colorado and Texas.

Yohania is a litigator who focuses on high-stakes, complex environmental and civil litigation. Her practice spans state and federal courts nationwide and focuses on environmental contamination, toxic torts, climate accountability, and appellate advocacy.