Denver, Colorado – October 8, 2018 – Chipman Glasser, LLC is pleased to announce that Jennifer Osgood has joined the firm.
Ms. Osgood will continue to represent the business interests of public and private companies and individuals. She counsels clients in all aspects of civil litigation from pre-litigation counseling and investigation through appeal.
Her specific areas of emphasis include commercial litigation related to Contract Disputes, Corporate Governance Disputes, Business Torts, Officer and Director Liability, Member and Manager Liability, Securities and Trade Secrets/Non-Competition Agreements.
“Ms. Osgood’s experience will add significant depth to our litigation team and we are excited to integrate her into our culture and utilize her legal knowledge as a resource to better serve our clients,” said Daniel Glasser, a founding shareholder.
Ms. Osgood is licensed to practice law in the State of Colorado, before the United States District Court for the District of Colorado, and before the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Colorado. Ms. Osgood has also handled proceedings in other states including: New York, Pennsylvania, Texas and Washington.
She is a member of the American Bar Association, the Colorado Bar Association and the Denver Bar Association. Ms. Osgood is also a proud supporter of the Epilepsy Foundation of Colorado.
About Chipman Glasser
Chipman Glasser, LLC represents businesses and individuals throughout the United States. The firm handles a broad range of matters, from partnership dissolutions to complex class actions, construction disputes and quiet title cases. We also counsel clients on contract negotiations and business formation.
Founded in 2009, Chipman Glasser, LLC has built its practice around litigation. The firm primarily assists corporate clients with litigation challenges in all facets of their business and operations. Over the years, the firm’s lawyers have developed tested strategies for simplifying and effectively communicating the nuances of complex business disputes to state and federal court judges and juries, arbitration panels, administrative hearing officers, and in various appellate forums.