Beth Klein has been a personal injury trial attorney for nearly 40 years.  She is top rated Denver attorney and a local Roaring Fork Valley lawyer serving Aspen, Basalt, Carbondale, Marble, and Glenwood Springs, Colorado.  She is not accepting any new cases at this time.

Her verdicts rank in the Top 100 Verdicts for the United States, and her case arising from a military contractor negligence in Iran won Case of the Year in 2013.  She has resolved cases in favor of RFV locals for over 15 years for tens of millions.  She has saved small business owners from financial ruin due to legal malpractice.   She has ensured that people who have suffered severe injuries have gotten fair and just compensation to rebuild their lives.

Only three years out of law school, Beth Klein began managing state-wide mass tort litigation for Owens Corning, a Fortune 50 Company.  In 1995, she was invited to join the national trial team, and she became the first woman member of that team at the age of 34. 

Beth Klein was first AV rated by Martindal Hubbell in 1997 and has maintained that record to the present.  She was inducted into the Fellows of the Colorado Bar in 2004. She was inducted into the Million Dollar Advocates Forum in 2005.  In November 2006, Beth was selected as one of the 500 Leading Plaintiff's Lawyers in the United States by Lawdragon.  She has been named a Colorado Superlawyer every year, a member of the top 25 and 50 Women Lawyers and a member of the Top 100 Lawyers in Colorado since Superlawyer ratings started in Colorado.   She is listed in Best Lawyers and was the featured cover story for Colorado Superlawyer for 2008.

The Denver Post named her One of the 12 Most Influential Women in Colorado in 2013.

More Magazine named her as One of the Women in the World that you want on your side with Michelle Obama, Oprah, and Hillary Clinton.

She received the 21 Leaders for the 21st Century Award from Women's E news in 2010.

The Denver Rescue Mission named her as a Woman Who Changed the Heart of the City of Denver in 2012.

She has been instrumental in winning large class action settlements, with awards ranging from $15 million to more than $1 billion. 

Beth Klein believes lawyers should use their powers for good.