Anthony Douglas Edwards

My name is Anthony Edwards and I am an attorney with Sholler Edwards, LLC. If you are in need of assistance with Business, Employment or Estate matters, I will listen to your specific needs and guide you in identifying and navigating the necessary legal processes. My experience includes years of successfully assisting both Colorado and out of state residents with their business, employment and estate matters.

• eDiscovery and Electronically Stored Information

• Contingent Fees

Colorado

Since 2010

New Mexico

Since 2016

10th Circuit

Since 2010

D.C. Circuit

Since 2017

San Juan County Judge

San Juan County, Colorado

2015 - Current

Attorney/Owner

San Juan Law Office, LLC

2010 - Current

University of New Mexico

J.D. (2009) | Business, Estate & Natural Resources

2007 - 2009

Honors: Dean's Award

University of New Mexico

Master of Water Resources (2007) | Water Resources (Water Rights and Policy)

2005 - 2007

Honors: Distinction

Capella University

B.S. (2003) | Business and Information Technology

2001 - 2003

Honors: Magna Cum Laude

Economic Development Leader of the Year 2016

Region 9 Economic Development Association

2016

Awarded for his service as Silverton's Public Information Officer in the wake of the Gold King Mine spill, advocated for broadband service in the county, helped start the local economic development group, San Juan 2000 Development Association, served on the Region 9 Board of Directors, has been a Small Business Development Center Business Consultant and instructor since 2012. His professional entrepreneurship includes, Main Street Crowd, in addition to a private law practice.

Dean's Award

University of New Mexico School of Law

2010

Sedona Conference

Member

2015 - Current

State Bar of Colorado  # 42052

Member

2010 - Current

Colorado Bar Association

Member

2010 - Current

Southwest Colorado Bar Association

Member

2010 - Current

Region 9 Economic Development Association

Board Member

2012 - 2015

Raising Capital Through Equity Crowdfunding

Durango Herald

December 12, 2015

Detection of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in the Rio Grande Basin Above Cochiti Dam: Sources & Significance

Digital Repository: University of New Mexico

December 1, 2007

SOCIAL MEDIA AND EMPLOYEE DEVICES IN THE WORKPLACE, LPCEDA 10th Annual Economic Summit at the Sky Ute Casin, Ignacio, CO

October 26, 2016

La Plata County Economic Development Association

National Labor Relations Board decisions apply to all employers, not just unions. In the past few years, starting with “the Facebook Cases,” the NLRB has limited employers’ ability to curb employee commentary on social media. Learn what you can and cannot do in this arena, and how to avoid legal consequences. In addition, the program will highlight opportunities and threats associated with allowing employees to use their own devices for work (Bring Your Own Device). While BYOD practices can increase efficiencies, they may also hinder productivity and potentially increase employer liability. Gain a practical road map for approaching social media and BYOD at work and keep your economic drivers on track by avoiding unanticipated legal minefields.

“Electronically Stored Information and eDiscovery: It’s How You Win and Lose Cases.”, “Law in the Trenches”, Durango

November 15, 2016

Southwest Colorado Bar Association

This module will help acquaint attorneys with the vast type of data ESI encompasses, competency rules and lawyer obligations regarding preservation and collection, policies to implement to prepare for data requests before they occur, identifying data sources, meet and confer strategies, and spoliation sanctions. Stay up to date on this evolving aspect of your legal practice.

Georgetown eDiscovery Academy

Georgetown University Law Center CLE