Farrell Allen Carfield

Farrell Carfield is a litigation associate with the firm.

Farrell focuses her practice on complex commercial litigation. She plays a key role on one of Reilly Pozner’s largest trial teams and is responsible for the day-to-day management of the team’s high stakes legal strategy. Her focus on theme development and the sophisticated application of technology helps to deliver winning results for our clients. In 2013, Farrell was part of the RP team that was given an Award of Special Recognition from the Colorado Lawyers Committee for their pro bono work in the Center for Legal Advocacy v. Bicha matter.

Farrell holds a law degree from the University of Colorado School of Law, where she received an award for her legal writing and served as associate editor on the University of Colorado Law Review. While in law school, she commuted to Boulder from her (then) home in the Colorado mountain town of Steamboat Springs.

In Steamboat Springs, Farrell served internships with the City Attorney’s Office and the State Office of the Public Defender. After graduation from law school, she was an associate with a boutique local practice in Steamboat Springs, where she handled litigation as well as transactional matters. She relocated to Denver with her family in 2007.

Farrell earned her undergraduate degree magna cum laude in public policy from Brown University, and had a successful career in this field before deciding to attend law school. She was a summer intern at the White House in Washington, D.C. After graduation, she held a number of positions with public policy and business strategy consultancies, including the London office of SJS Advisors—where she worked closely with Ira Magaziner, a policy advisor in the Clinton administration.