About James
James Fogg graduated from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law in 2014. He completed his legal education in Denver after an undergraduate course of study, finishing his J.D. and moving into practice in Colorado. His time in law school included rigorous coursework and the practical demands typical of a modern legal education.
He is admitted to practice in Colorado and works as an attorney at Ogborn Mihm, LLP. At the firm he has taken on the routine responsibilities of litigation practice: drafting pleadings, conducting legal research, preparing motions and participating in client meetings. Those duties have exposed him to procedural and evidentiary issues that recur in state-court litigation.
Fogg maintains active membership in professional associations. He participates in organizational activities that support continuing legal education and exchange among lawyers. Those memberships provide regular opportunities to stay current on evolving rules and case law in Colorado.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in preparing a case file and careful in interpreting statutes and precedents. He spends substantial time on written advocacy and case analysis. That approach means drafting clear arguments, checking authorities, and building a record that can withstand scrutiny on appeal or in settlement talks.
Clients and peers see his courtroom work as deliberate. He tends to emphasize the mechanics of a case: timelines, discovery strategy, witness preparation and motion practice. He also places weight on communication. He aims to keep clients informed about developments and the practical consequences of legal options.
Over the years he has balanced court appearances with behind-the-scenes work. That includes negotiating resolutions, advising on procedural choices, and helping to shape litigation strategy. He draws on his education and on practical experience at the firm to assess risk and present options to clients.
He currently practices law in Colorado at Ogborn Mihm, LLP.
