Credentials
Education
Clerkships
Law Clerk to the Honorable Monica Márquez, Colorado State Supreme Court
Legal Memberships
Association of Ski Defense Attorneys
Member
Colorado Women’s Bar Association
Member
Bar and Court Admissions
Colorado
Other Experience
Latham & Watkins
Summer Associate
Snell & Wilmer
Summer Associate
Gabrielle Lombardi represents clients in complex civil litigation nationwide. She has helped defend companies in product liability, personal injury, employment, and commercial litigation, as well as appeals. Gabrielle has valuable experience in the ski resort, medical device, and automotive industries, serving as second chair and appellate monitoring counsel at trial and handling critical motions, discovery, and pleadings. Prior to joining WTO, Gabrielle served a judicial clerkship in the Colorado Supreme Court.
Gabrielle's personal interests include golfing, hiking, and skiing.
Cases
Served as motions and appeal counsel in a product liability case where a jury returned a unanimous verdict for the client. Role included appellate monitoring, arguing jury instructions, drafting winning pre-trial motions, and successfully conferring with opposing counsel regarding voluntary dismissal of claims.
Won a motion to dismiss claims of negligence, extreme and outrageous conduct, willful and wanton conduct, and reckless endangerment for a ski resort client and its employee. The court agreed with WTO's argument that the Premises Liability Act preempted the plaintiff's claims against the ski resort.
Won a motion to dismiss for a ski resort in a personal injury case in Colorado state court. The plaintiff brought claims of willful and wanton conduct and false imprisonment based on a serious injury he sustained during a ski lesson.
Helped draft a successful motion for summary judgment in an asbestos case in federal court in Utah involving claims of gross negligence, breach of implied warranty, false representation, inadequate warning, and strict liability.
Served as motions and appeal counsel in a product liability case where a jury returned a unanimous verdict for the client. Role included appellate monitoring, arguing jury instructions, drafting winning pre-trial motions, and successfully conferring with opposing counsel regarding voluntary dismissal of claims.
Won a motion to dismiss claims of negligence, extreme and outrageous conduct, willful and wanton conduct, and reckless endangerment for a ski resort client and its employee. The court agreed with WTO's argument that the Premises Liability Act preempted the plaintiff's claims against the ski resort.
Won a motion to dismiss for a ski resort in a personal injury case in Colorado state court. The plaintiff brought claims of willful and wanton conduct and false imprisonment based on a serious injury he sustained during a ski lesson.
Helped draft a successful motion for summary judgment in an asbestos case in federal court in Utah involving claims of gross negligence, breach of implied warranty, false representation, inadequate warning, and strict liability.
Gabrielle Lombardi represents clients in complex civil litigation nationwide. She has helped defend companies in product liability, personal injury, employment, and commercial litigation, as well as appeals. Gabrielle has valuable experience in the ski resort, medical device, and automotive industries, serving as second chair and appellate monitoring counsel at trial and handling critical motions, discovery, and pleadings. Prior to joining WTO, Gabrielle served a judicial clerkship in the Colorado Supreme Court.
Gabrielle's personal interests include golfing, hiking, and skiing.
Credentials
Education
Clerkships
Law Clerk to the Honorable Monica Márquez, Colorado State Supreme Court
Legal Memberships
Association of Ski Defense Attorneys
Member
Colorado Women’s Bar Association
Member
Bar and Court Admissions
Colorado
Other Experience
Latham & Watkins
Summer Associate
Snell & Wilmer
Summer Associate
Cases
Served as motions and appeal counsel in a product liability case where a jury returned a unanimous verdict for the client. Role included appellate monitoring, arguing jury instructions, drafting winning pre-trial motions, and successfully conferring with opposing counsel regarding voluntary dismissal of claims.
Won a motion to dismiss claims of negligence, extreme and outrageous conduct, willful and wanton conduct, and reckless endangerment for a ski resort client and its employee. The court agreed with WTO's argument that the Premises Liability Act preempted the plaintiff's claims against the ski resort.
Won a motion to dismiss for a ski resort in a personal injury case in Colorado state court. The plaintiff brought claims of willful and wanton conduct and false imprisonment based on a serious injury he sustained during a ski lesson.
Helped draft a successful motion for summary judgment in an asbestos case in federal court in Utah involving claims of gross negligence, breach of implied warranty, false representation, inadequate warning, and strict liability.
Served as motions and appeal counsel in a product liability case where a jury returned a unanimous verdict for the client. Role included appellate monitoring, arguing jury instructions, drafting winning pre-trial motions, and successfully conferring with opposing counsel regarding voluntary dismissal of claims.
Won a motion to dismiss claims of negligence, extreme and outrageous conduct, willful and wanton conduct, and reckless endangerment for a ski resort client and its employee. The court agreed with WTO's argument that the Premises Liability Act preempted the plaintiff's claims against the ski resort.
Won a motion to dismiss for a ski resort in a personal injury case in Colorado state court. The plaintiff brought claims of willful and wanton conduct and false imprisonment based on a serious injury he sustained during a ski lesson.
Helped draft a successful motion for summary judgment in an asbestos case in federal court in Utah involving claims of gross negligence, breach of implied warranty, false representation, inadequate warning, and strict liability.