About Lee
Lee Runyan took an unconventional trail into regulation. He studied computer science as an undergraduate, then became to legal studies at the University of Denver. He earned his J.D. from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law in 2013 after finishing undergraduate work in computer science at Regis University.
He started gaining realistic courtroom and office knowledge while nevertheless in law program. In 2014 he labored as a regulation clerk at Bruno, Collin and Lowe, dealing with routine studies and drafting that supported trial preparation. That identical yr he served as a legal intern and studies assistant for the Independence Institute, working with public-policy student Dave Kopel on legal studies tasks. In 2015 he took on roles as a scholar lawyer on the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, a hands-on clinical role that positioned him in direct client representation and court settings. In 2016 he served as a student intern with the 11th Judicial District District Lawyer’s Office, the place he observed and assisted on prosecutorial and courtroom procedures.
Those early positions gave him a breadth of publicity across litigation, studies, and public-policy work. The aggregate of a technical undergraduate background and regulation-school clinical experience formed how he strategies legal problems. He has a tendency to parse complicated factual matrices cautiously. He additionally values clean written work, a talent sharpened during studies assistant assignments and law clerk responsibilities.
Runyan’s training bridges technology and regulation. That makes him comfortable with technical documentation and the procedural needs of litigation. He has treated studies-heavy things and took part in client interviews and hearings whilst still a student. Employers and supervisors from his clerkships relied on him for organized case files and concise memoranda.
After graduating, he continued to construct on that foundation in Colorado. He is licensed to practice in Colorado and has labored in roles that contain court work and legal studies. He has remained lively in legal circles in the state and keeps expert memberships.
Colleagues describe him as methodical and clean in his written work. He tends to interrupt down problems into discrete steps and plans litigation tasks in measurable stages. Outside the court he brings the hassle-fixing habits of a former pc science student to the practice of regulation.
He currently practices in Colorado, the place his work emphasizes litigation support, legal research, and client representation in state matters.
