Grimshaw & Harring, P.C.

Special District Information Pursuant to §32-1-809, Colorado Revised Statutes (SB 09-87): Grimshaw & Harring is pleased to provide Statutory Notices of our Special District Clients needing this service.  Please click to view each notice: All documents are in Adobe PDF format and may either be downloaded to your PC or read locally using any PDF browser plugin. Download [...]

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December 23, 2008 After several months of negotiations, Paul J. Hanley successfully assisted a Colorado-based sports apparel manufacturing company in closing an early buyout and termination of an exclusive distributorship in Australia. The transaction will enable a successor distributor to freely enter the large Australian market and greatly increase its sales volume. December 16, 2008 [...]

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After a loved one has passed away, it is common for heirs and descendants to be involved in disputes. An experienced attorney is necessary to promote your interests and prevent others from taking advantage.  It is also important to have attorneys with the proven ability to handle litigation in many different fields of law, since matters [...]

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At Grimshaw & Harring, every lawyer is considered a valued member of the firm and is expected to meet the highest of professional standards. Our attorneys are evaluated not only based upon productivity in terms of hours billed, but also on quality of work product, client development, client satisfaction, and overall contributions to the firm.  [...]

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Our attorneys represent employers in both the public and private sectors. We handle a broad variety of employment related matters including wrongful termination claims, wage claims, disputes over unemployment and workers’ compensation benefits, employment contracts, severance agreements, employee raiding/trade secret claims, covenants not to compete, non-solicitation agreements and non-disclosure agreements. Our attorneys also defend age, [...]

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In representing community associations, we are experienced in handling real property, contract, transition, employment, insurance, corporate (including meetings and elections), collection, and litigation issues. We often interpret Colorado law, including the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (“CCIOA”) and the Colorado Non-Profit Corporation Act and federal laws as they affect covenant controlled communities.  Our attorneys act [...]

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Our attorneys have served as general counsel to scores of Colorado’s special districts and municipalities, including cities, fire protection districts, water and sanitation districts, metropolitan districts, business improvement districts, intergovernmental authorities, and others for over 45 years. They provide services regarding the formation and ongoing representation of these entities in the areas of municipal law, [...]

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Our firm’s attorneys represent personal representatives (also known as executors), beneficiaries, heirs, and creditors in probate matters, handling all aspects of the process from commencing probate of a will or an estate without a will, to obtaining appointment of a personal representative, to filing of claims on behalf of creditors. We advise personal representatives regarding [...]

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Our real estate litigators are very experienced attorneys who regularly handle real estate related matters pending in the state and federal courts, including all appellate levels, and before various regulatory agencies. For decades we have assisted our real estate clients in protecting, asserting, and defending their real property ownership rights. Our real estate litigation practice [...]

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Representing policyholders with insurance questions has long been a focus of our litigation attorneys and an area in which they have considerable expertise. Many of our numerous precedent-setting cases have established the rights of individuals, local governments, and businesses (ranging from multi-national conglomerates to small “mom” and “pop” gasoline-dispensing convenience stores) to recover from their [...]

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