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Scott Harper, Esq. Real Estate, Land Use, Landlord-Tenant Creditor-Debtor, Business, Employment
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Gerald D. Alpern, Ph.D. | |
| Alfred J. Dietsch, Esq. | ||
| Prof. Debra A. Falender | ||
| Hon. Robert P. Grueter | ||
| Scott Harper, Esq. | ||
| Hon. William J. Lippman | ||
| Martin Manosevitz, Ph.D. | ||
| Timothy McFlynn | ||
| David Melton, CPA, CVA | ||
Scott received his undergraduate degree in English and Psychology from Marquette University in 1966. He received his J.D. degree from the University of Denver College of Law in 1969 and began his legal career as an attorney for the Metropolitan Denver Legal Aid Society. Working with the University of Denver College of Law, he was instrumental in establishing and developing the curriculum for one of the first paralegal training programs in the country. In 1971, Scott founded and was director of the first neighborhood legal services clinic in the country staffed entirely by paralegals.
Throughout his legal career Scott has successfully utilized negotiation, mediation and arbitration in resolving his clients’ disputes. He says, “I have consistently found alternative methods of dispute resolution to be far superior to the expense, time and unpredictable outcome of litigation.”
Scott received his initial training and certification in the practice of conflict management and the mediation process from CDR Associates in Boulder, Colorado, in 1998. When not working to resolve conflicts, he does a weekly jazz program on KAJX-FM and is an avid skier, bicyclist and fly fisherman.
Scott can be reached at harper@AspenDisputeResolution.com. |
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Scott moved to Aspen in 1991 to become an associate in a
real estate and land use law firm after four years in
southern California, where he held a real estate brokers
license and worked as a mortgage banker, and thirteen
years in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, where he had a
business and real estate law practice. In 1994, he
established his own practice in Aspen, where he
continues to handle business, real estate, and land use
matters. Scott’s practice emphasizes the use of
negotiation skills, mediation, and arbitration in
resolving his clients’ conflicts. During his time in
Aspen, Scott has served on the Board of Trustees of the
Aspen Writer’s Foundation, as vice-president of the
Pitkin County Bar Association and currently serves on
the Board of Directors of KAJX-FM Aspen, Roaring Fork
Public Radio.