Frankl, Keith Evan - Greenwood Village, CO
7400 East Orchard RoadSuite 225 S.Greenwood Village, CO 80111
The Frankl Law Firm, P.C.
Greenwood Village Insurance Bad Faith Lawyer
Overview
Keith Frankl graduated from the University of Denver in 1982 and has been practicing law in Denver, State, and federal courts for the past twenty years. He is a published author and lecturer to other lawyers and professionals. He is also an active member of the Colorado and American Trial Lawyers Associations.
Appellate Cases
These are cases where Keith Frankl has pursued justice through the trial court up to the appellate courts...
Keith Frankl graduated from the University of Denver in 1982 and has been practicing law in Denver, State, and federal courts for the past twenty years. He is a published author and lecturer to other lawyers and professionals. He is also an active member of the Colorado and American Trial Lawyers Associations.
Appellate Cases
These are cases where Keith Frankl has pursued justice through the trial court up to the appellate courts...
Keith Frankl graduated from the University of Denver in 1982 and has been practicing law in Denver, State, and federal courts for the past twenty years. He is a published author and lecturer to other lawyers and professionals. He is also an active member of the Colorado and American Trial Lawyers Associations.
Appellate Cases
These are cases where Keith Frankl has pursued justice through the trial court up to the appellate courts:
- Chalet Townhome Association v. Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company, (Colo. App. 2016)
- Kyle W. Larson Enterprises, Inc. v. Allstate Ins. Co., 305 P.3d 409 (Colo.App.,2012)
- Mesch v. American Family Insurance Co., Court of Appeals Case No. 06CA0493 (Colorado Court of Appeals 2007)
- Mavashev v. Windsor Ins. Co., 2003 WL 21026912 (Colo.App. 2003)
- Bigby v. Big 3 Supply Co., 937 P.2d 794 (Colo.App. 1996)
- S.W. Devanney & Co., Inc. v. Griffin, 757 P.2d 1088 (Colo.App. 1988)
- Johnston v. S.W. Devanney & Co., Inc., 719 P.2d 734 (Colo.App. 1986)
Recent Representative Cases
- Western V Property Insurance company, Insurance Hail damage to apartment complex ( 2016-17)
- Ecoblast V El Toledo, Commercial dispute regarding apartment complex (2016-2017)
- Sturbridge V Nationwide, Storm damage to large HOA (2016)
- Bliss V USAA homeowners storm claim by insurance adjusters! (2016)
- Franks V USAA Fire claim (2016)
- Holly Ridge (HOA) V Nationwide Insurance: Federal District Court case for storm damage and to obtain enforcement of appraisal award ( 2015- please see video testimonial)
- Von Schwab V AAA insurance: Federal District Court case for storm damage to residential home (2015- please see video testimonial)
- Rooftop Roofing V American Family (June 2015); Verdict for Rooftop, a contractor. 3 year lawsuit- obtain summary judgment and judgment that American family unreasonably delayed; obtained orders compelling appraisal.
- Brown V Farmers; Hunter v. Farmers; Ikeako Farmers; Herman V Farmers (2014-15). In each case Farmers was compelled to appraisal and later settled.
- Shaysav V Zurich ( 2014- please see video testimonial): commercial building, non-confidential settlement agreement within 6 months of filing suit. Owner was unable to get a penny on his own or through a public adjuster.
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