Chloe Mickel

With a knack for highly technical construction issues, Chloe Mickel has assisted a wide variety of construction professionals in resolving disputes.

Chloe started her legal career representing subcontractors and material suppliers in New Jersey and New York. Thereafter, she was an associate at a Denver-area litigation firm where she focused on defending architects and engineers against complex design defect claims. Chloe’s practice at Brownstein focuses on representation of owners and developers from project conception through the completion, including contract interpretation during ongoing construction to avoid claims. She also has experience negotiating project close-out and final payment.

Through her representation of a variety of construction professionals, Chloe has litigated cases involving construction defects, design errors and omissions, mechanic’s liens, delays and property damage. As a LEED Green Associate, Chloe has a thorough understanding of sustainable design, construction, and operations.

Chloe serves on the Board of Directors for Denver Urban Gardens, a non-profit organization that promotes food access through community gardens and programming. Her commitment to service also extends to pro bono representation. She regularly advises unrepresented litigants through the Colorado Federal Pro Se Clinic and is a member of the firm’s eviction clinic.