Kayla O’Grady Named Section Chair
Sutton Booker senior paralegal Kayla O’Grady was recently named the new litigation section chair of the Rocky Mountain Paralegal Association. Kayla looks forward to bringing new ideas to the table, sharing her knowledge and fostering collaboration.
Ashley Larson Presents at The Gavel Claims Convention™ 2025
Sutton Booker was thrilled to be part of The Gavel Claims Convention™ 2025 in Boston in May. Ashley Larson and Matthew Cecil were in attendance with Ashley presenting in a session spotlighting the Premises and Dram Shop practice group.
Sutton Booker Welcomes Dylan Lewis, CPCU to the Team
Sutton Booker is excited to welcome its newest senior counsel, Dylan Lewis! Dylan has been practicing for over 25 years, spending more than 16 of those years in the litigation division of a Fortune 300 insurance company, and is a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates. Dylan has defended more than 600 cases, […]
Sutton Booker Recognized for Commitment to Lawyer Well-Being
Sutton Booker was proud to be recognized for meeting our lawyer well-being priorities. Our very own Katie Johnson and Ana Gomez Becerra joined other Lawyer Well-Being Pledge participants at a recent recognition ceremony at the Colorado Supreme Court.
Sutton Booker Names Matthew W. Cecil Partner
Sutton Booker is proud to announce Matthew W. Cecil has been promoted to Partner in the firm effective February 24, 2025. Matt has been defending insurance companies and their insureds for his entire legal career. His practice includes insurance bad faith, personal injury and property damage defense, and commercial matters, among others. He regularly defends cases involving […]
Ashley Larson Presents at the Gavel.net National Conference IX
Ashley Larson presented on two panels with her Gavel colleagues at the Gavel Annual Conference: Cognitive Bias in the Claims Defense System and The Forgotten Fender Bender. Cognitive Bias in the Claims Defense System explored how psychology can help your decision making, conflict resolution, client relationships, deposition conduct, settlement conferences/mediations, and trial practice. The Forgotten […]