Legal Services & Lawyers

Christina L. Dixon is an attorney at Zupkus & Angell, P.C. in Denver, Colorado. Ms. Dixon’s current practice focuses on defending insurance bad faith claims, construction litigation, trucking law, insurance defense, and coverage analysis. She routinely advises claims personnel and insurance companies regarding day-to-day activities. She is actively involved in local and national bar associations. Ms. Dixon is a Co-Chair for the American Bar Association, Litigation Section, Trial Evidence Committee. She is also an active member of the Defense Research Institute and the National Bar Association. Ms. Dixon serves as a hearing officer for the Denver and Colorado Bar Associations’ Legal Fee Committees.

David lives and works full time in Grand County with his wife, Meara, and two children, Sage and Asher. He moved to Winter Park to give his children the childhood he always wanted for himself.

David is a graduate of the University of Connecticut, School of Law. He is admitted to practice law in Colorado, Connecticut and New Hampshire. He is also a Commissioner on the Winter Park Planning Commission.

David specializes in real estate development. David has appeared before most of the planning commissions & Town Boards in Grand & Summit County. He brings knowledge and experience in developing real estate from experience on numerous projects with clients as well as developing his own real estate projects.

David gives a complete package of services, including legal guidance in acquiring, entitling, holding, selling and/or leasing property. David also enjoys helping clients form and structure businesses, as well as prepare and reviewing the agreements his clients uses to conduct, acquire and sell their businesses.

David takes great pleasure in forming lasting relationships with his clients. Clients enjoy his straight forward advice and ability to listen to their goals and more importantly, help them achieve these goals.

Mr. Cohen grew up in Denver. He earned his BA in economics at Whitman College 1980, then returned to Colorado and received his law degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1983. From 1983 to 1987 Mr. Cohen served as a Judge Advocate in the U.S. Air Force. He also served two years as a Special Asst. U.S. Attorney in Nebraska. In 1986, he won the American Bar Association's Outstanding Young Military Service Lawyer award.

From 1987-1995 Mr. Cohen practiced law in Nebraska, where he represented an agricultural lender in collection and bankruptcy matters throughout the state. He also successfully represented defendants in several high profile criminal cases. In twenty-six years as a trial lawyer Mr. Cohen has conducted more than 100 jury trials. He has served as an on-demand military law expert for MSNBC.

Mr. Cohen and his family returned to the Denver area in 1995. He served as a Prosecuting Attorney for the Denver suburb of Westminster for seven years, and served as Interim Municipal Judge for the City of Boulder for eighteen months. He today serves as Municipal Judge for the Town of Lochbuie, portions of which are in Adams County and portions of which are in Weld County. He also served on the Executive Board of the Colorado Municipal League in Denver. He served as an elected member of his town's Board of Trustees and on his town's Board of Zoning Adjustment. He has tremendous experience in all aspects of local government.

Because of his diverse background, Mr. Cohen has experience in many areas of the law, but his practices emphasizes agricultural and equine law, business litigation, intellectual property and unfair competition, municipal law and special districts, real estate law and litigation, and tax-exempt organizations and trade associations. He currently serves as General Counsel for the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors, a 501(c)(6) trade association with more than 8,000 members.

An accomplished writer, Mr. Cohen has authored six articles in the prestigious American Jurisprudence Proof of Facts series, including the primary article on piercing the corporate veil. He is a member of the Board of Editors of The Colorado Lawyer, a monthly magazine distributed to all members of the Colorado Bar Association. One of his interests is the use of "Plain English" rather than legal jargon in legal writing. Mr. Cohen also wrote two mysteries published by Time/Warner. His first mystery, The Fractal Murders, was a Book Sense mystery selection and a finalist for the Colorado Book Award. The sequel, Bluetick Revenge, won widespread praise from well known authors, including Kinky Friedman and Margaret Coel.

Mr. Cohen is a member of the Board of Directors of and a volunteer instructor for DART, Inc., a non-profit that offers training in preventing and responding to workplace violence, and with that background he drafts and reviews workplace violence policies. He holds a black belt in Shudokan karate and is an instructor at the Flatirons Karate Club.