Williams, Turner, & Holmes, P.C., Grand Junction, Colorado

Kirsten M. Kurath

Kirsten has a general civil practice with an emphasis on civil litigation, construction law, employment law and water law. She provides guidance to employers concerning employment policies, the hiring and firing of employees, and the multitude of federal and state laws governing employment. She has also represented both employers and employees with respect to employment discrimination claims. Kirsten has assisted general contractors, sub contractors, material suppliers and owners in construction disputes. Kirsten maintains a general civil practice that includes litigation, drafting contracts, collecting debts, buying and selling businesses, and representing clients with regard to family law needs. Kirsten is also interested in health care law and medical and legal ethics.

Kirsten is on the board of directors and current vice president of the Colorado Lawyer Trust Account Foundation, is a past president of the board of directors of the Mesa County Bar Association Pro Bono Project, Inc.; has chaired the Mesa County Bar Association Public Relations Committee; and is a citizen advisor for the Grand Valley Air Quality Planning Committee. Kirsten has taught Negotiating and Writing Better Contracts at the Business of Law conference sponsored by the Colorado Lawyers for the Arts and the Grand Junction Commission on Arts & Culture and has lectured on various employment law issues at seminars produced by Lorman Education Services.

Kirsten is a member of the Colorado, Utah, Mesa County, and American Bar Associations. She is admitted to practice law in Colorado, Utah and the U.S. District Courts for Colorado and Utah. She received her law degree from the University of North Carolina in 1994 with high honors, and her undergraduate degree in cellular and developmental biology from the University of Arizona in 1985, with high distinction. Prior to joining the firm, Kirsten completed a one-year judicial clerkship with the Honorable Roxanne Bailin in the Twentieth Judicial District in Boulder, Colorado.

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