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CCRJ is thrilled to announce the addition of a bright and talented new associate, Wyatt M. Cox. Wyatt offers his clients a broad range of services, including legal advice and representation in commercial litigation. Wyatt’s litigation practice is focused on construction defect defense, product defense, along with a variety of civil liability defense. In his free time, Wyatt is an…
This is a complex domestic case in which the mother attempted to block visitation with the minor child from her parents. Ms. Curry obtained a favorable ruling allowing the grandparents reasonable visitation periods without interfering with the father’s parenting time. Way to win one for the little guys Jill Curry!
Mr. Daniel Coombe, Partner, is speaking on the topic “DIVERSITY & INCLUSION – Life Is Great – How to Develop a Successful Company Culture.” The annual conference will be held in Palm Desert, California, March 25-27, The CLM Annual Conference is the premier annual event for professionals in the claims and litigation management industries. Mr. Coombe is also a Certified…
Markusson, Green & Jarvis is pleased to announce the addition of two new fantastic litigators. M. Breck Roesch comes to us from OH. Her background includes experience in criminal, insurance defense and commercial litigation. She brings five years of experience to our team. Anne K. McMichael also joins our firm with five years experience. She practices in the areas of…
As of September 2014, Gregg Rich has joined CCRJ as a partner of the firm. Gregg’s practice continues to include defense of construction defect, personal injury, employment, and telecommunication matters. He has a special emphasis on the defense of general contractors and subcontractors, and coverage issues stemming from those matters. It is an exciting time at CCRJ and we look…
We are pleased to announce that Jill Curry recently prevailed in a domestic matter involving grandparent rights in the Alamosa County District Court. Ms. Curry’s client was the maternal grandmother of a young boy, and had historically been a huge part of his life. Unfortunately due to a falling out with her daughter, she had been denied any contact with…
H. Keith Jarvis and John T. Mauro tried a case in Summit County under the Premises Liability Act. Plaintiff had suffered considerable pelvic injuries when he entered, as a licensee, onto Defendant’s property and climbed on some equipment. The Jury found Defendant had no actual knowledge of the dangerous condition on their property and that without actual knowledge, there could…