Rachel is a trial lawyer who specializes in commercial litigation. Rachel recently returned to the practice of law after taking a year off to travel and write a satirical spy novel. Prior to her time off, Rachel was deeply involved in Colorado’s vibrant arts scene. She is a graduate of the Colorado Business Committee for the Arts’ Leadership Training Program and served on the young professionals’ board of the Colorado Symphony.
Rachel is a graduate of the University of Denver’s Sturm College of Law and holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Austin, where she was a member of the English Honors Program. Before transferring to the University of Texas, Rachel was a Peabody Scholar at Vanderbilt University.
In her free time, Rachel enjoys going to the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, going to brunch with her friends, and reading military history.
“Mood disorders can have a tremendous impact on individuals, but with diagnosis, treatment, and strong support such as the education and communities DBSA champions, people who live with mood disorders can lead full, joyful lives. DBSA has a long history of creating meaningful change for people who suffer from mental illness, and I am excited to be a part of that work.”
