About Us

The Colorado Trial Lawyers Association is the largest specialty bar association in Colorado.  With more than 1,300 members across the state practicing a broad spectrum of civil law, we are united by the shared vision that everyone deserves justice and that no one is above the law.

Since 1953, CTLA has worked to ensure that our members have the best resources and strategies to advocate for their clients from the courtroom to the Capitol.

  • Our listserve and networking opportunities provide members with access to the full power of our members’ collective wisdom and experience.
  • Our robust advocacy and political programs build legislative and electoral coalitions, educate lawmakers on issues, and expands our public relations efforts.
  • Our continuing legal education seminars are tailored to civil plaintiffs’ attorneys and keep pace with the ever-changing legal environment.

For decades, big insurance, negligent corporations and government agencies have sought to rig our civil justice system to help big corporations and insurance companies avoid responsibility. CTLA members work tirelessly to ensure that wrongdoers are held accountable and injured Coloradans have access to a fair civil justice system.

Each year, through the Case of the Year Award, CTLA acknowledges the positive impact that a single case can have on correcting injustices, advancing fairness under the law, changing attitudes, or providing economic incentives to protect public safety. This year, the case involved a 30-year-old quadriplegic who suffered extreme neglect at the underfunded and understaffed Castle Rock Senior Living facility. Due to the poor care, Matthew developed massive pressure injuries that led to sepsis and necessitated a colostomy.

 Learn more about the case and how the trial attorneys found justice for these victims by watching the video below.

Our Mission

Protecting people and righting wrongs
through fair laws, innovative legal education,
and inclusive professional community.

LEADERSHIP

2025 – 2026 Officers

Jason Wesoky

President

Megan Matthews New Headshot

Megan Matthews

President-Elect

Nicole Quintana

Vice President

Kevin Cheney​

Treasurer

Haley Rank

Secretary

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Sam Cannon

Immediate Past-President

Executive Committee

  • Jason Wesoky, President
  • Megan Matthews, President-elect
  • Nicole Quintana, Vice President
  • Kevin Cheney, Treasurer
  • Haley Rank, Secretary
  • Sam Cannon, Immediate Past President
  • Alana Anzalone
  • Loren Brown
  • Molly Greenblatt
  • Kari Jones Dulin
  • Ed Lomena
  • Porya Mansorian
  • Sarah McEahern
  • Susan Minamizono
  • Michael Nimmo
  • Paige Singleton
  • Ross Ziev
  • Will Coyne, non-voting member
  • Aly Schmidt, non-voting member
  • Amber Burkhart, non-voting member
  • Nick Jurjovec, non-voting member
  • Julie Whitacre, non-voting member

Board

TERM EXPIRING IN 2026

  • Alana Anzalone
  • R. Mack Babcock
  • Hanna Bledsoe
  • Brian Bradford
  • Laura Browne
  • R. Keith Fuicelli
  • Tim Galluzzi
  • Jordan Grosgebauer
  • Sandra Hagen
  • Claire Hunter
  • Allison Mahoney
  • Porya Mansorian
  • Brian Matlin
  • Francisco Martinez
  • Edison McDaniels III
  • Alessandra Morales
  • Lorraine Parker
  • Allison Pritchard
  • James Puga
  • Amy Rogers
  • Danielle Sandoval
  • Paige Singleton
  • Donald Slavik
  • Ross Ziev

TERM EXPIRING IN 2027

  • William Babich
  • J. Kyle Bachus
  • Raina Bayas
  • Timothy Bussey
  • Morgan Carroll
  • Courtney Clark
  • Sarah Freedman
  • Timothy Garvey
  • Nicole Greene
  • Kevin Hannon
  • K.C.Harpring
  • Joanna Hayoun
  • Karen Hen
  • Christopher Koupal
  • Edward Lomena
  • J.C. “Pit” Martin
  • Sarah McEahern
  • Jennifer Milne
  • Amanda Francis Owen
  • Kimberly Smith
  • Melanie Sulkin
  • Stephanie Tucker
  • Nelson Waneka
  • Sean Watkins

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR JUSTICE (AAJ)
BOARD OF GOVERNORS

  • Molly Greenblatt – Term Expires 2028
  • Dan Lipman – Term Expires 2027
  • Kurt Zaner – Term Expires 2026