Denver, CO, October 01, 2011 –(PR.com)– Higgins, Hopkins, McLain & Roswell, LLC, a boutique law firm dedicated to the construction industry, celebrates its ten year anniversary today. Founded in 2001, HHMR quickly emerged as one of Colorado’s preeminent construction litigation firms. Since its inception, HHMR has focused on providing quality legal services to construction professionals and their insurers throughout a wide range of residential and commercial construction disputes. Proactively, HHMR also provides consulting services to many construction professionals who endeavor to minimize litigation exposure by employing informed and meaningful risk management strategies.

“Over the last ten years, we have seen no slow down in the amount of construction litigation in Colorado, and HHMR has remained at the forefront of defending Colorado’s builders and contractors,” said David M. McLain, one of the founding members of the firm. Through evolving and often challenging economic and legislative times, HHMR remains committed to providing exceptional legal services. “We have celebrated growth and the acquisition of talented colleagues over the years.”

Founding member, Sheri Roswell, added “I attribute our success to two things: First, we have exceptional and loyal clients who recognize the value in what we do. Second, the HHMR team has unparalleled energy and enthusiasm for serving our clients with tenacity, talent, and ethical advocacy, at the highest level.

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About HHMR:
“HHMR exists to embody and exemplify the principles of service and stewardship. In everything we do, we focus on serving our clients selflessly and to the best of our ability. In doing so, we always have in the forefront of our minds our obligation to act as the stewards of our clients’ trust, confidences, and resources.” HHMR is highly regarded for its expertise in construction law and the litigation of construction claims. HHMR represents a wide variety of clients, from individuals, to small businesses, to Fortune 500 companies.

Contact:
 
David M. McLain                  
(303) 987-9813
McLain@hhmrlaw.com

Sheri Roswell
(303) 987-9812
Roswell@hhmrlaw.com
 

www.hhmrlaw.com
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