Megan Matthews Assumes Presidency of Colorado Trial Lawyers Association for 2026-2027
Ogborn Mihm LLP Partners Continue to Lead in CTLA
In a notable transition within the Colorado legal landscape, Megan Matthews, a partner at Ogborn Mihm LLP, has officially taken the reins as the President of the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association (CTLA) for the 2026–2027 term. This decision marks a significant moment for both Matthews and Ogborn Mihm, forging a path for future leadership while reflecting on a rich legacy of advocacy and excellence in civil justice.
Matthews succeeds Jason Wesoky, who held the presidency throughout 2025-2026. The leadership baton will continue to remain within Ogborn Mihm, as managing partner Nicole Quintana is set to assume the presidency for the 2027-2028 term. This marks an impressive streak of three consecutive presidencies involving partners from Ogborn Mihm, and in total, seven attorneys from the firm have served as President of CTLA.
The longstanding tradition of Ogborn Mihm's involvement in CTLA highlights their commitment to advocating for plaintiffs, particularly those injured in Colorado, as well as ensuring a robust civil justice system. The firm’s founders—Murray Ogborn, Mike Ogborn, and Michael
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