Credentials
Education
Recognition
The Best Lawyers of America
Ones to Watch, Commercial Litigation, 2027
Bar and Court Admissions
Colorado
Community Activity
Volunteer, Denver CASA
Volunteer, Metro Caring
Judge, Denver Urban Debate League
Articles and Presentations
"The Government Game of Hot Potato," 98 Denver Law Review 229.
Rebekah Nickel represents clients nationwide in commercial litigation and high-stakes catastrophic injury cases. She has served on multiple jury trial teams and has experience examining witnesses and arguing motions.
Prior to joining WTO, Rebekah served as a judicial intern in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado. She is also a former WTO law clerk. In these roles, Rebekah assisted on matters involving discrimination, insurance bad faith, fraud, and consumer protection laws. Rebekah graduated first in her class from the University of Denver - Sturm College of Law.
Rebekah's personal interests include rock climbing and paddle boarding with her dogs and husband.
Cases
Won dismissal of a wrongful death case for a social media company. The judge sided with our arguments on Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, the First Amendment, and personal jurisdiction.
Succeeded at the Colorado Court of Appeals in an 8-figure dispute for LivWell, a subsidiary of PharmaCann, the country's largest vertically integrated cannabis company. The Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's terminating sanctions, issued after the our team proved that the plaintiff fabricated evidence.
Won a motion to dismiss for a retail marijuana franchise in a $400 million dispute.
Won dismissal of a wrongful death case for a social media company. The judge sided with our arguments on Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, the First Amendment, and personal jurisdiction.
Succeeded at the Colorado Court of Appeals in an 8-figure dispute for LivWell, a subsidiary of PharmaCann, the country's largest vertically integrated cannabis company. The Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's terminating sanctions, issued after the our team proved that the plaintiff fabricated evidence.
Won a motion to dismiss for a retail marijuana franchise in a $400 million dispute.
Representing a retail marijuana franchise in a contract dispute involving claims that our client owes money for capital raised.
Representing one of the largest real estate sales companies in the nation in commercial disputes involving violations of franchise agreements.
Representing one of the nation's largest health and wellness franchisors in disputes involving violations of franchise, trademark, and trade secret agreements. Helped draft motions for preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order.
Serving as lead national trial counsel to a major U.S. distributor of vaping products in federal multidistrict litigation in California. We are liaison counsel to all of the distributor defendants in the litigation.
Representing a father pro bono in an international child custody dispute.
Rebekah Nickel represents clients nationwide in commercial litigation and high-stakes catastrophic injury cases. She has served on multiple jury trial teams and has experience examining witnesses and arguing motions.
Prior to joining WTO, Rebekah served as a judicial intern in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado. She is also a former WTO law clerk. In these roles, Rebekah assisted on matters involving discrimination, insurance bad faith, fraud, and consumer protection laws. Rebekah graduated first in her class from the University of Denver - Sturm College of Law.
Rebekah's personal interests include rock climbing and paddle boarding with her dogs and husband.
Credentials
Education
Recognition
The Best Lawyers of America
Ones to Watch, Commercial Litigation, 2027
Bar and Court Admissions
Colorado
Community Activity
Volunteer, Denver CASA
Volunteer, Metro Caring
Judge, Denver Urban Debate League
Articles and Presentations
"The Government Game of Hot Potato," 98 Denver Law Review 229.
Cases
Won dismissal of a wrongful death case for a social media company. The judge sided with our arguments on Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, the First Amendment, and personal jurisdiction.
Succeeded at the Colorado Court of Appeals in an 8-figure dispute for LivWell, a subsidiary of PharmaCann, the country's largest vertically integrated cannabis company. The Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's terminating sanctions, issued after the our team proved that the plaintiff fabricated evidence.
Won a motion to dismiss for a retail marijuana franchise in a $400 million dispute.
Won dismissal of a wrongful death case for a social media company. The judge sided with our arguments on Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, the First Amendment, and personal jurisdiction.
Succeeded at the Colorado Court of Appeals in an 8-figure dispute for LivWell, a subsidiary of PharmaCann, the country's largest vertically integrated cannabis company. The Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's terminating sanctions, issued after the our team proved that the plaintiff fabricated evidence.
Won a motion to dismiss for a retail marijuana franchise in a $400 million dispute.
Representing a retail marijuana franchise in a contract dispute involving claims that our client owes money for capital raised.
Representing one of the largest real estate sales companies in the nation in commercial disputes involving violations of franchise agreements.
Representing one of the nation's largest health and wellness franchisors in disputes involving violations of franchise, trademark, and trade secret agreements. Helped draft motions for preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order.
Serving as lead national trial counsel to a major U.S. distributor of vaping products in federal multidistrict litigation in California. We are liaison counsel to all of the distributor defendants in the litigation.
Representing a father pro bono in an international child custody dispute.