Cory M. Curtis
Cory Curtis's practice focuses on complex litigation matters. Mr. Curtis has represented clients in all phases of litigation in state and federal courts throughout the country. In addition, he has significant experience in alternative dispute resolution, including negotiation, mediation and arbitration. By litigating a wide variety of cases, Mr. Curtis has developed experience in many areas of the law.
Mr. Curtis has successfully litigated creditors' rights matters, including both the defense and prosecution of guaranty and promissory note cases. He also has experience in bankruptcy matters, including bankruptcy litigation.
Mr. Curtis's international litigation cases have extended to Greece, Belarus, Russia, China, Brazil, Australia and Canada and have covered a range of issues, including joint venture disputes, international sales and transactional matters.
In the area of construction law, Mr. Curtis has significant experience with mechanic's liens, from preparation to foreclosure, and his clients have included contractors, subcontractors and architects. Mr. Curtis recently assisted with the successful appeal of a novel mechanic's lien issue before the Colorado Supreme Court.
Mr. Curtis also has significant experience in product liability cases. He regularly defends clients against allegations of product defects, often involving heavy equipment and industrial machinery.
While in law school, Mr. Curtis served on the Board of Editors for the Denver University Law Review, received Dean's awards for highest academic achievement in bankruptcy, criminal law and legal writing, and competed in numerous moot court events.
Mr. Curtis is active in Denver's pro bono community and is a member of the American, Colorado and Denver Bar Associations.