Overview
Graham focuses his practice on litigation, advising clients in complex civil and criminal matters. He works on high-stakes disputes, including securities litigation, regulatory enforcement, and appeals, and supports cases through motion practice, discovery strategy, and courtroom advocacy.
Prior to joining the firm, Graham was an assistant Attorney General with the Colorado Attorney General’s Office, where he represented the Division of Securities and other regulatory agencies. He first-chaired a securities fraud trial and two FINRA hearings, led discovery in multimillion-dollar cases, and worked on complex appeals involving constitutional and administrative issues. He also served as a deputy district attorney in Denver, where he managed a high-volume caseload and led multiple jury trials.
Credentials
- University of Wisconsin Law School, Juris Doctor (J.D.), 2022, Articles Editor, Wisconsin International Law Journal; National Environmental Moot Court Finalist
- University of Cincinnati, Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.), Supply Chain, 2016
- Colorado
- District of Colorado
Engagement
Member, American Bar Association
