Creative Common Sense

Onsager, Staelin & Guyerson is a general business, civil litigation and bankruptcy firm. Our six attorneys emphasize debtor, creditor and trustee representation, loan workouts, commercial and construction litigation, civil trials, appeals, agricultural insolvency and Chapter 12, personal injury, family law, UCC and general corporate and business matters.

Principles of Practice

Our principles of practice are simple; we believe that by pooling our energies, talents and resources, we will achieve excellence in the practice of law both as a passion and as a profession.

We highly prize the professional excellence of our attorneys and staff. Our clients benefit from our ingenuity coupled with our strong sense of practicality and a selfless and whole-hearted dedication to the client’s best interests. We approach each situation with unflagging efforts to get work done promptly and with the creativity, care and perfection our clients deserve. We hold ourselves to the highest standard of integrity and ethics and are ready at all times to help others whenever help is needed.

Our attorneys have practiced law in the Rocky Mountain West for most of their careers and are sensitive to the challenges and opportunities that make our region great. Denver, in particular, has developed into a major financial center and continues to draw national and international interests. We are committed to understanding and adapting to the changing financial, economic, and social climates in the region.

We appreciate the importance of maintaining a diverse clientele in our pluralistic and ever growing community. In our pursuit to offer the best representation to all interests, we refuse to be deterred by the unpopularity of a client or of the client’s cause. We accept all matters which justice and professional responsibility prompt us to take. We will accept pro bono work as the needs and circumstances justify because we feel an obligation to give back. We are determined to provide the best ends for our clients regardless of their means.

Finally, we feel a responsibility to our profession, our community, and ourselves never to stray from these principles.