We are advisors. We represent clients both inside and out of the courtroom.  ​​​​

    We represent clients in both transactional matters and litigation. As a client, we will listen to your needs, review your issues, explain your options, and then develop a strategy to resolve them.  
 

CIVIL LITIGATION:​

​    Whether you need to file a lawsuit or defend against one, we can help. Unlike other law firms, we represent EITHER side of a litigation dispute. In a civil case, the party bringing the lawsuit is called the PLAINTIFF. The DEFENDANT is the party being sued.

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    We work with clients at any stage of litigation, including pre- and post-Litigation. In a typical dispute, the first step our firm takes is to send a demand letter to the appropriate parties, requiring compliance within a specified time to avoid litigation. If the demand is not met, we will file a complaint with the court to initiate litigation. In some instances, mediation may occur between the parties before a complaint is filed in court. Mediation is an opportunity for the parties to meet with a neutral third party, with or without attorneys, to discuss their dispute and negotiate a resolution. If pre-litigation mediation is unsuccessful, then litigation ensues.

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​    INSIDE the courtroom, we represent our clients from the filing of the complaint and always seek to see it through to resolution either at trial or settlement. Our attorneys practice solely in civil litigation, making them well-versed in the rules of evidence and civil procedure. Litigation is an incredibly complex process that includes complicated rules, requirements, and legal jargon. At Sullenberger Roskamp, we will break down this process to help our clients understand what is happening or will happen at every stage. Having one of our experienced civil litigators on your side will give you the best chance at success.

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TRANSACTIONAL:​

​    OUTSIDE of the courtroom, we represent clients in business and personal matters. We provide guidance on forming, operating, or dissolving their business; drafting or advising on contracts, partnership agreements, operating agreements, promissory notes, and other business documents; and assisting clients out of court with money disputes, contract disputes, construction-related projects and agreements, and much more.

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CONSTRUCTION LAW:​

    Our attorneys are particularly experienced and knowledgeable in CONSTRUCTION LAW cases. We represent property owners, general contractors, subcontractors, materialmen, vendors, and tradesmen in both transactional and litigation matters.

    These matters involve general construction work, property remodels or improvements, design issues, and engineering work performed for the benefit of commercial or residential real property. We provide unique guidance in this field of law on matters involving construction agreements, quality of construction work, mechanic's liens, lien waivers, bonds, payment disputes, construction defect disputes under CDARA, the Colorado Mechanic's Lien Trust Fund Statute, and many other issues that arise during the construction, renovation, repair, or improvement of residential or commercial real property in Colorado.