Steve Silvern

Steve, the founder of Silvern & Bulger, P.C., won prestigious academic awards in college at Cal-Berkley including Phi Beta Kappa and a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, and graduated from UCLA law School where he was named Rosco Pound Advocate in 1972. However, instead of going to work for a large corporate law firm or the government, Steve was determined to use his education to help regular people. He left California for Colorado in 1973 and gained experience in a small law firm and a non-profit voting rights organization, before starting this law firm in January, 1977. Originally opened as the Silvern Legal Clinic (and then Silvern Law Office, P.C. and now Silvern & Bulger, P.C.) Steve has been involved as co-counsel in winning large trial verdicts in high-profile cases but is equally proud of the thousands of quiet, fair settlements he and his partners have achieved for our clients. He is most proud of the result in Nasca v. State Farm, where we established the national precedent that arbitrators who decide insurance claims must disclose their business relationships with the insurance company. Awards and Honors Honors Recipient, Woodrow Wilson Scholar Warner Award

• Attorney at Law

• University of California, Los Angeles, Rosco Pound Advocate

• James v. Coors Brewing Co.
• Citation: 73 FSupp 2d 1250
• Court: D.Col
• Year: 1999
• NASCA v. State Farm Ins.
• Citation: 12 P3d 346
• Court: Colo App.
• Year: 2000

• Colorado, 1973

• The Colorado Bar Association (Member)
• Colorado Trial Lawyers Association (Member)
• The Association of Trial Lawyers of America (Member)
• Fraternities and Sororities
• Phi Beta Kappa