Warren Nathaniel Eckloff, III

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Warren Nathaniel Eckloff, III: Attorney with Robinson & Henry, P.C.

Biography

Trey Eckloff is a seasoned litigation attorney specializing in construction and real estate law. From multi-day jury trials to high-stakes settlement talks, Trey protects the assets and reputations of home builders, general contractors, and real estate professionals facing legal volatility.

Trey built his foundation in private practice while representing a diverse construction portfolio across the full spectrum of dispute resolution. His practice has expanded to encompass the commercial sector, reflecting a sophisticated mastery of corporate and employment litigation. During his tenure with Montgomery Little & Soran P.C., Trey’s courtroom excellence led to his promotion from associate to shareholder, during which he litigated trials across district, state, federal, and bankruptcy benches.

A trusted authority in his field, Trey has lectured on the technical nuances of construction documentation, easement agreements, real estate titles, and adverse possession at the National Business Institute.

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  • Litigation

Education & Credentials

Law School Attended:
University of Denver Sturm College of Law, J.D., 2015
Year of First Admission:
2015
Admission:
2015, Colorado; Arizona; United States District Court for the District of Colorado
ISLN:
1000735008

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