
Credentials
Education
Clerkships
Law Clerk to The Honorable Richard P. Matsch of the United States District Court for the District of Colorado
Office of U.S. Senator Ken Salazar
Recognition
The Best Lawyers in America
Ones to Watch - Commercial Litigation, 2021-2025
Ones to Watch - Personal Injury Litigation - Defendants, 2022-2025
Colorado Super Lawyers
Rising Stars, Business Litigation, 2018-2024
Lawdragon
Honoree, 2026 Lawdragon 500 X – The Next Generation
Bar and Admissions
Colorado
Tommy Olsen represents clients in high-stakes, complex commercial litigation at the trial and appellate levels across a broad range of industries, including financial services, franchising, energy, and telecommunications. He also has significant experience in litigation related to metropolitan districts and property development throughout Colorado.
Cases
Commercial Litigation
Successfully represented a national franchisor in bringing business tort and contract claims against competitor and franchisees arising out of competitor's attempts to poach franchisees.
Obtained summary judgment for a commercial lender resulting in an award of more than $2.5 million, including interest and legal fees, relating to an LLC's default on a condominium development loan.
Commercial Litigation
Successfully represented a national franchisor in bringing business tort and contract claims against competitor and franchisees arising out of competitor's attempts to poach franchisees.
Obtained summary judgment for a commercial lender resulting in an award of more than $2.5 million, including interest and legal fees, relating to an LLC's default on a condominium development loan.
Metropolitan District & Property Development Litigation
Together with counsel for a bond trustee, won a jury verdict for a bondholder against a metropolitan district that diverted tax revenue pledged to repay bonds.
Represented the City of Aurora in a Rule 106 action against the City of Greenwood Village involving an intergovernmental agreement between the cities under which Greenwood Village transferred development authority of a real estate parcel to Aurora.
Pro Bono

Tommy Olsen represents clients in high-stakes, complex commercial litigation at the trial and appellate levels across a broad range of industries, including financial services, franchising, energy, and telecommunications. He also has significant experience in litigation related to metropolitan districts and property development throughout Colorado.
Credentials
Education
Clerkships
Law Clerk to The Honorable Richard P. Matsch of the United States District Court for the District of Colorado
Office of U.S. Senator Ken Salazar
Recognition
The Best Lawyers in America
Ones to Watch - Commercial Litigation, 2021-2025
Ones to Watch - Personal Injury Litigation - Defendants, 2022-2025
Colorado Super Lawyers
Rising Stars, Business Litigation, 2018-2024
Lawdragon
Honoree, 2026 Lawdragon 500 X – The Next Generation
Bar and Admissions
Colorado
Cases
Commercial Litigation
Successfully represented a national franchisor in bringing business tort and contract claims against competitor and franchisees arising out of competitor's attempts to poach franchisees.
Obtained summary judgment for a commercial lender resulting in an award of more than $2.5 million, including interest and legal fees, relating to an LLC's default on a condominium development loan.
Commercial Litigation
Successfully represented a national franchisor in bringing business tort and contract claims against competitor and franchisees arising out of competitor's attempts to poach franchisees.
Obtained summary judgment for a commercial lender resulting in an award of more than $2.5 million, including interest and legal fees, relating to an LLC's default on a condominium development loan.
Metropolitan District & Property Development Litigation
Together with counsel for a bond trustee, won a jury verdict for a bondholder against a metropolitan district that diverted tax revenue pledged to repay bonds.
Represented the City of Aurora in a Rule 106 action against the City of Greenwood Village involving an intergovernmental agreement between the cities under which Greenwood Village transferred development authority of a real estate parcel to Aurora.



