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Alena C. Weicher

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Education

  • University of Colorado Law School
    J.D., 2023; Articles Editor, University of Colorado Law Review
  • Dominican University
    M.A., 2010, Secondary Education
  • Northwestern University
    M.A., 2002, 18th Century British Literature
  • Boston College
    B.A., 2001, English, magna cum laude

Government Service

Law Clerk for The Honorable Elizabeth Brodsky, Colorado Twentieth Judicial District

Judicial Intern for The Honorable Lisa Teesch-Maguire, Colorado Second Judicial District

Bar and Court Admissions

  • Colorado
  • U.S. District Court, D. New Mexico

Biography

Alena Weicher represents clients in product liability and healthcare professional liability matters. She has a diverse background in law and education. Before joining WTO, Alena was a judicial intern to the Hon. Elizabeth Brodsky and the Hon. Lisa Teesch-Maguire. She also worked as a legal assistant at Weicher Law Offices. 

In law school, Alena was the articles editor for the University of Colorado Law Review. She also served as a student attorney in the University of Colorado Advanced Civil Practice Clinic. Alena was an AAJ Mock Trial Team Member and on the Dean’s List.

Cases

  • Won a jury verdict for DISH Wireless in a cell tower contract dispute worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
  • Researched a new application of existing law post-COVID and drafted an Order to Take Testimony for Use in a Foreign Proceeding Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. ยง 1782 to compel a Colorado resident to testify in a Canadian trial.
  • Drafted internal memorandum regarding settlement agreement enforcement in a civil litigation matter and qualified immunity and PLRA limitations for a pro bono excessive force claim.
  • Represented clients at the Advanced Civil Practice Clinic defending eviction proceedings stemming from the Marshall Fire.
  • Researched and composed memorandum contrasting FRE 404(b) and CRE 404(b) rules for admissibility of prior acts.
  • Assisted in a pro bono immigration court matter for a Congolese individual seeking asylum.
  • Advised clients of the Federal Pro Se Clinic regarding First Amendment and employment discrimination concerns.

Press

Other Experience

Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell,
    Summer Law Clerk
University of Colorado Advanced Civil Practice Clinic,
    Student Attorney
Weicher Law Offices PC,
    Office Manager, Legal Assistant

Legal Memberships, Activities, and Honors

Colorado Bar Association

Personal Interests

Reading 50-plus books a year, climbing 14ers, trail running, marathons and ultra-marathons, yoga 

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