Mark A. Neider

Mark Neider has represented owners, homeowners associations, developers, contractors, and subcontractors in a wide array of construction and development disputes for more than 20 years. From mountain resort towns to the City of Denver, Mark has tried cases to verdict all over the state of Colorado.

Mark also practices condominium and community association law, representing master or umbrella associations, homeowners associations, condominium associations, developers, and owners in formulating regimes, drafting declarations, and litigating disputes arising from common interest communities’ development, operation, and governance.

He has experience representing clients in complex commercial litigation involving intellectual property, trademark infringement, unfair trade practices, and breach of employment or shareholder agreements.

His extensive experience in complex multiparty cases has allowed him to expand his involvement with managing insurance. He has been published nationally on risk transfer and other insurance coverage issues. Mark is an adept problem solver keen on finding the most practical and viable solutions to reduce exposure to protracted litigation for his clients.

In his spare time, Mark enjoys the adventure of Colorado’s high country with his family as an avid skier, golfer, and hiker, summiting his first 14,000-foot peak in 2008.