Darren Alberti specializes in appellate and complex litigation. He develops argument strategies and drafts appellate briefs in both federal and state appellate courts across multiple jurisdictions, along with administrative appeals in both agency and judicial review forums. He also develops argument strategies and drafts dispositive motions, post-trial motions, and critical evidentiary motions in federal and state district courts across multiple jurisdictions.
In addition to appellate briefing and complex motions practice, Darren also develops legal strategies to inform settlement and mediation positions, litigation decisions, along with broader business and organizational decisions.
Darren’s practice is versatile and dynamic. As just a partial list, he has worked on cases involving constitutional law, corporate law, class and collective action labor disputes, employment discrimination, administrative law and procedure, intellectual property and patent law, natural resources, mining law, healthcare administration, medical malpractice, legal malpractice, products liability, personal injury and insurance defense, land use and zoning issues, public utilities and pipeline disputes, property and easement disputes, landlord-tenant disputes, and construction law. He has done so for clients including Fortune 50 corporations, governmental entities, public-private partnerships, nonprofit organizations, along with small business owners and individual clients.
Darren previously worked as a Law Clerk Intern with Justice Richard Gabriel of the Colorado Supreme Court and has also taught constitutional law in underserved Denver-area high schools. Additionally, he created an acting, directing, and playwriting program at the maximum-security Denver Women’s Correctional Facility, where he has directed two stage productions performed by incarcerated women.
Darren holds a J.D. from the University of Colorado Law School and is a graduate of Georgetown University, where he was also a cornerback for the Division 1-AA football team.