As Colorado grows, land development pressures and conflicts have surged. Whether the development is public or private, these projects can pose serious threats to pre-existing infrastructure and facilities. The stakes can be enormous — ranging from physical damage to multimillion-dollar facilities to the potential extinguishment of hard-won easement rights.
- The stakes are real. Condemnation actions, crossings, and encroachments can threaten physical infrastructure, easement priority, and long-term operational viability — often on compressed timelines that leave owners scrambling.
- Colorado-specific guidance. Get a snapshot of the statutory and case law framework governing eminent domain, easement rights, and infrastructure protection under Colorado law.
- Infrastructure protection strategies. Walk away with concrete strategies for structuring crossing agreements, encroachment permits, and compensation terms that actually protect your client’s assets.
- Litigation-ready. If negotiation fails, be prepared for litigation however it may arise, whether through condemnation proceedings, trespass claims, or preliminary injunction hearings.
- Bottom line. From first notice to final resolution — this is the session that arms you to defend your ground.
The confirmed speakers for this program, which is pending approval for one General Continuing Legal Education credit in the state of Colorado, are as follows:
Brandee Caswell, Partner, Davis Graham
Sarah Kellner, Partner, Davis Graham
Katie McDermott, Partner, Davis Graham
Event Information
Tuesday, July 28
Lunch| 12:00 – 12:30PM
Program| 12:30 – 1:30 PM
Event Location
Davis Graham
3400 Walnut Street, Suite 700
Denver, CO, 80205
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