Aaron graduated from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, where he was the Editor in Chief of the Denver University Law Review, a position in which he honed his research and writing skills. In practice, Aaron applies these skills in his meticulous approach to understanding the key details of individual cases and the nuances of the law. His dedication to fighting for victims’ rights coupled with his exceptional writing skills makes him a passionate and persuasive advocate who is particularly effective in achieving clients’ desired outcomes and winning the hard cases.

Aaron served as law clerk for the Honorable Gilbert M. Román on the Colorado Court of Appeals.  Before that, Aaron worked in a Denver-based firm advocating for victims in civil rights and employment discrimination cases.

Aaron is a former executive board member for the National Ecological Observatory Network Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee, a board member on the Denver University Law Review Advisory Board, and a member of the American Association for Justice.

He lives in Gunbarrel and enjoys skiing, camping, live music, vegetable gardening, the Minnesota Vikings, and spending time with his wife and daughter.