About Brandon Lee
Brandon Lee Jensen practices law in Cheyenne, Wyoming, focusing primarily on appeals and appellate work. He has been a member of the Wyoming State Bar since his admission in 2000. His practice encompasses a range of appellate matters, including environmental law cases that often require navigating complex legal frameworks. The firm where he works is dedicated to providing thorough representation in both state and federal appellate courts. He earned his J.D. from Vermont Law School in 2000, specializing in environmental law.
Prior to that, he completed his B.S. in Wildlife Biology at Colorado State University in 1997. His educational background provides him with a unique perspective on legal issues related to environmental regulations and wildlife conservation. This expertise is particularly valuable in cases that involve both legal and ecological considerations. Most of his work involves representing clients in appellate courts across various jurisdictions. He is admitted to practice in the 9th Circuit, 8th Circuit, 10th Circuit, and 7th Circuit, as well as the U.S.
Supreme Court and the Federal Circuit. Additionally, he is licensed to practice in Colorado and Wyoming. This broad range of admissions allows him to handle cases that may span multiple states and federal jurisdictions. Before establishing his current practice, he worked as a senior associate lawyer, where he gained experience in appellate litigation. His role involved drafting briefs, preparing for oral arguments, and advising clients on the nuances of appellate law. This experience gave him the skills necessary to effectively advocate for his clients in high-stakes legal situations.
Brandon is actively involved in the legal community, maintaining memberships in both the Wyoming State Bar and the Colorado State Bar. His commitment to professional development ensures that he stays current with changes in the law and legal practices. This dedication is reflected in his meticulous approach to case preparation and strategy. In addition to his legal practice, he is passionate about environmental issues and often engages in discussions about wildlife conservation and environmental policy. This focus informs his legal work and enhances his ability to represent clients in cases that intersect with environmental law. He continues to contribute to the legal field in Wyoming and beyond, advocating for just and effective legal solutions.
