About Chad
Chad Bosel trained as both a lawyer and a financial planner. He earned his J.D. from DePaul College of Law after completing a B.A. in Financial Planning at Mount Union College. Those two degrees shape how he approaches problems. He pays attention to numbers and to the mechanics of deals, as well as to the written law.
Bosel is admitted to practice in Colorado. He maintains an active professional presence there. That presence includes membership in the Colorado Bar Association Public And Legal Services section, where he participates in bar activities that intersect law and community needs.
Early in his career he combined legal study and business training. The DePaul program exposed him to litigation and transactional subjects. His undergraduate work emphasized financial analysis, planning, and client advising. Together, those experiences inform his courtroom choices and his client conversations.
He has worked in private practice environments, representing clients before state courts and administrative bodies. He has handled matters that require careful attention to financial records and contractual detail. He relies on methodical preparation and clear communication during hearings and negotiations.
Colleagues describe Bosel as practical in approach. He structures arguments so they rest on documentary proof and clear statutory interpretation. He tends to avoid unnecessary complexity in filings. That style reflects his combined legal and financial training.
Outside of casework he remains tied to the Colorado legal community. His involvement in the Colorado Bar Association Public And Legal Services section keeps him connected to issues affecting access to legal services. He attends continuing education programs to stay current on changes in state law and procedure.
At Gendelman Klimas, Ltd., Bosel works alongside other attorneys handling a range of matters for Colorado clients. He brings his background in financial planning into client counseling and case strategy. He balances written advocacy with practical steps clients can use to manage risk and make informed decisions.
He practices law in Colorado and maintains a caseload that reflects his interest in financial and legal intersections. His current practice focuses on representing clients in Colorado through litigation and transactional matters that draw on both legal analysis and financial understanding.
