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Kelsey A. Finkel

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Education

  • University of Denver Sturm College of Law
    J.D., 2020, Articles Editor, Denver Law Review
  • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
    B.A., 2013, Journalism and Mass Communication; Psychology

Government Service

Appellate Law Clerk to The Honorable Elizabeth Harris and The Honorable Stephanie Dunn, Colorado Court of Appeals

Bar and Court Admissions

  • Colorado

Biography

Kelsey Finkel represents clients in healthcare professional liability and commercial litigation matters. In addition to her work as an adjunct law professor at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, Kelsey served as an appellate law clerk to the Hon. Elizabeth Harris and the Hon. Stephanie Dunn in the Colorado Court of Appeals.

In law school, Kelsey served as a research assistant for Professor Rashmi Goel and a teaching assistant for the Lawyering Process class. She received a Scholastic Excellence Award for Lawyering Process I & II and Legal Analysis Strategies. Kelsey was the articles editor and served on the executive board of the Denver Law Review. She received the Reese Persuasive Writing Award.

Cases

  • Won a rare pretrial victory in New Mexico state court—complete, case-ending summary judgment in favor of a hospital client in a medical malpractice case—one month before trial.

Other Experience

University of Denver Sturm College of Law, Adjunct Law Professor and DU Bar Success Writing Advisor

Legal Memberships, Activities, and Honors

LYRIC: Learn Your Rights in the Community, Volunteer

Personal Interests

Carolina basketball, Springer Spaniels, and artisan bakery items

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