Hoffmann, Parker, Wilson & Carberry, P.C. is a Colorado law firm with a practice primarily in the areas of municipal law, local government law, eminent domain, land development law and litigation.

The Colorado Municipal League is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization providing services and resources to assist municipal officials in managing their governments and serving the cities and towns of Colorado. As the Law Clerk, I aided municipal leaders with their legal inquiries via phone and email and provided them with resourceful answers; I assisted in writing and editing newsletter publications for CML's municipal attorneys' section; and I conducted research on timely issues affecting Colorado municipalities and contributed to amicus briefs CML writes in support of its member municipalities.

HROP is a boutique law firm specializing in land use and water rights law. As the firm's summer Law Clerk, I conducted research in the areas of eminent domain and broader land use laws, drafted memos and motions, reviewed citations for Bluebook accuracy, and assisted with the editing process of an ABA publication on eminent domain.The firm was formerly known as Hamre, Rodriguez, Ostrander & Dingess, P.C.

Reviewed client and partner agreements for accuracy and potentially conflicting terms;created contract cover sheets as templates for the legal team's future reference;conducted research and wrote a memorandum regarding the California Consumer Privacy Act and its impact on large IT services organizations such as Cognizant.

Researched substantive & procedural law under the Honorable Judge Charles Pratt; drafted and revised memos, motions, and orders in a variety of subject areas; observed civil, domestic, & criminal court proceedings at multiple stages in trial process.

Gained entry-level experience in basic contract drafting & intellectual property licensing; maintained corporate organizational and due diligence documents; assisted in-house counsel with equity financings throughout seed funding process.

Utilized professionalism and problem-solving skills while building client base; focused on sales, customer service, and brand knowledge.

Reviewed, edited and revised marketing materials, graphics, newsletters, and the CDFA's website; coordinated the initial creation of a style guide for future communications and strengthening the brand's visual standards; assisted in building marketing campaigns for CDFA events and products through emails and print.

Launched new summer educational outreach program reaching 1000+ students ages 6-12 years; conducted research to help expand the Blue Jackets' reading program sponsorship targeting grades K-4; coordinated 1st annual reception for the 2015 Blue Jackets Foundation grant beneficiaries.

Represented Senator Sherrod Brown's viewpoints as primary constituent contact via phone & email; developed new and existing constituent casework files in online database; oversaw and organized the interview process for Service Academy nomination candidates.

Facilitated grant review process during a $75 million higher education grant competition. Gathered research on colleges and universities for Department cataloging. Attended relevant U.S. Senate committee hearings on behalf of the Office, presented research project on college affordability to Department staff members and fellow interns.

Retail Sales Associate in the Kidswear Department of the Kenwood Towne Center Nordstrom, where I gained a loyal client base and assisted in many facets of the sales cycle, including product knowledge, inventory management, customer interaction, and problem resolution.

Coached 60 swimmers aged 5-8 as well as conducted private and group swim lessons for all ages. Also lifeguarded for a private swim club of 500+ members during the summers of 2011 and 2012.