Paul F. Hultin

Paul Hultin is a founding partner of Wheeler Trigg O'Donnell and is one of the firm's senior trial lawyers.  He has tried cases to verdict in 12 states and has appeared as counsel of record in more than 30 states.  Paul has tried and litigated a broad range of cases including catastrophic injury, wrongful death, environmental, product liability, oil and gas, mining, trade secrets and employment, patent, banking, construction, real estate, and corporate leveraged buy out.  In 2006, in a case which drew national attention, he led a team of WTO lawyers in the first successful court challenge to the certification and use of computerized voting machines in the country.  In 2008, Paul was appointed to the Colorado Election Reform Commission whose task it was to make election reform recommendations to the Colorado Legislature. In 2009, Governor Bill Ritter signed into law the recommendations made by the CERC.

Other Experience
Parcel, Mauro, Hultin & Spaanstra, P.C.
    Chair of Litigation Department

Community Memberships Activities, and Honors
Colorado Election Reform Commission
    Member, 2008-2009

Teaching Positions
National Institute for Trial Advocacy

Personal Interests
Skiing
Golf
Contemporary Art
Film