Lucas Schneider Email & Phone Number

Denver, Colorado

Areas of Practice: Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, Business and Commercial Litigation, Loan Workouts, Real Estate and Equipment Litigation and Transactions.

Broomfield, CO

Managed civil litigation internally and with outside counsel, often regarding real estate foreclosures, construction liens, bankruptcy, and network disputes; Negotiated and prepared commercial leases, subleases, licenses, and agreements on technical equipment, real estate purchases, easements, boundary line agreements, conduit and pole attachment.

Denver, Colorado

Practiced in business law, real estate, business organizations, and transactions, including securities compliance and creditor litigation. Experience in motion practice, negotiating settlements, financing, and work-outs. Negotiated and drafted numerous master purchase, distribution, and reseller agreements.

Practiced insurance defense, guardian ad litem, general civil litigation, including collections, foreclosures, and real estate disputes, and business organizations. Independently tried one jury trial, fifteen court trials, and three injunctions. Represented clients through foreclosure prosecution and defense cases, workouts, sales or purchases of.

Tried felony (aggravated battery, substantial battery, 3rd degree sexual assault) and misdemeanor (domestic disorderly conduct, disorderly conduct) cases to juries; prosecuted criminal and juvenile cases of all levels; appeared for initial appearances, preliminary hearings, plea and sentencing hearings, and motion hearings.

Drafted criminal complaints; made charging decisions; researched; appeared on behalf of the state for in-custodies, initial appearances, plea and sentencing hearings, and revocation hearings.

Represented clients in business and real estate transactions; Participated in real estate litigation;Practiced in general civil litigation including collection suits and insurance defense cases; Worked in a creditor's rights case and lifted a bankruptcy stay;Worked on cases involving construction liens;Researched and prepared motions, briefs, and.

Assisted Prof. Anzivino in researching and drafting a footnote on the national use of the Disappointed Expectations Exception; the article, titled "The Disappointed Expectations Test and the Economic Loss Doctrine," was published in the Marquette Law Review in 2009.

Reviewed police reports; Made charging decisions under the attorneys' supervision; Drafted approximately over one hundred criminal complaints; Observed approximately five preliminary hearings and jury trials.

Organized and sorted new collections by date, subject, or other criteria; Entered data and created finding aids for the collections through the use of Microsoft Word; Used programming called Encoded Archival Description (E.A.D.) to create finding aids for collections online; Wrote abstracts about the collections; filed the collections into the archives.

Conducted interviews on campus and with city officials, often under strict deadlines and with little notice; Worked with editors to refine articles; wrote twenty-eight articles.

B.S., History And History Of Science (Dual Majors)

Activities and Societies: News writer for the Badger Herald, Fall 2002-Fall 2003.Dean's List, Spring 2003, Spring 2005

Juris Doctor, Business Law, Litigation

Activities and Societies: Family Law Clinic; M-LINC - Volunteered with this new organization to assist non-profits; drafted an example.