Feldman/Wertz

We are proud to announce a positive result in this case. What was sought in the litigation was obtained:

Aspen woman poised to prevail in fight against housing authority It looks like an Aspen woman will be able to stay in the apartment she has owned for 28 years after litigating with the Aspen-Pitkin County Housing Authority.

Feldman/Wertz wishes everyone a happy new year and encourages anyone interested in issues affecting Aspen and the Roaring Fork Valley to tune-in to Grassroots TV's show-Think for a Change, underwritten by us! Follow the links in our blog post. Cheers!

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Please note, our new logo, as seen at the top of our page, reflects our current name. Please visit our website for additional information. Despite this change, you can always expect the same great service. Thank you and happy New Year!

As of Thursday May 30th, Alan is chasing tarpon down in the Florida Keys. This is a well-earned vacation for him and as such he is taking it seriously. He has implemented a “no phone on boat” policy, but will be checking in regularly after the sun sets. In the meantime, you can connect with Steve via email or call the office line (970-925-6105) and leave a message. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but you can’t put a price on morale.

We will be back in the office on Monday, June 10. Alan will have some photos of some large and fierce looking fish (hopefully).

We were happy to represent our clients in obtaining their liquor licenses. We wish them all the best and look forward to some tasty meals:

Business Monday: Two new eateries coming to Restaurant Row A building on East Hopkins Avenue that once was the source of litigation over noise complaints from its upstairs neighbors will be home to two new restaurants later this

Does the rain got you down? Well, JES GREW is the cure for those Fall blues! On October 13th, come see the musical stylings of the Roaring Fork Valley's best rock n' roll band at the Temporary and contribute to a great cause too!

New post up on the F&W blog!

New Office Location | Feldman & Wertz, LLP We realize it has been a while since our last update. We have been busy. Now, we have some exciting news we are eager to share. As some of you may have noticed, Feldman & Wertz, LLP is no longer located at our previous 215 S. Monarch St., Aspen location. Rather, we have moved to …

Happy to announce that after a long time in Aspen we have moved our offices to a great mid-valley location - 711 East Valley Rod - the Alpine Bank Building in Willits. Exciting times, come by and say hi

Continued coverage on the De Beque Canyon jet plane incident. Obviously, the circumstances around this case generate a lot of public interest. We will continue to update you as the case progresses.

http://www.denverpost.com/2017/03/08/pilot-debeque-canyon-power-lines-xcel-blame/

Pilot who buzzed De Beque Canyon and hit power lines says Xcel also could be to blame Lawyers for the pilot who buzzed De Beque Canyon in a military-style fighter jet says that Xcel should share the blame for not marking the power lines he snapped.

This article highlights how lawyers at Feldman & Wertz, LLP strive to get the best possible results for our clients:
http://www.aspentimes.com/news/roaring-fork-transportation-authority-insurance-pays-600k-to-crash-passengers/

Roaring Fork Transportation Authority insurance pays $600k to crash passengers | AspenTimes.com An insurance company for the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority paid a little less than $600,000 to nine passengers on a bus that crashed on Highway 82 in 2013, according