About Stephanie A.
Stephanie A. Randall studied liberal arts at Milligan College and earned a B.A. in 2003. A decade later she completed her legal education at Washburn University School of Law, receiving her J.D. in 2013. The two degrees frame a path from a small college classroom to state courtrooms in Colorado.
After law school, Randall moved into practice that kept her firmly within the state. She is a member of the Colorado State Bar. Over the years she has taken on both client work and firm-side responsibilities. Colleagues describe her as methodical and direct in her approach to casework, preferring clear strategy over flashy argument.
Randall is a partner at The Burnham Law Office. In that role she shares management duties and participates in the firm’s case intake, client counseling, and litigation planning. She works with clients at various stages in a matter, from the initial consultation through resolution. Her partner title reflects both legal work and involvement in how the firm is run.
Her practice sits squarely in Colorado. She engages with judges, opposing counsel, and clients across the state. Randall also maintains a presence in the local bar. She remains an active member of the Colorado State Bar and participates in professional activities that arise through that membership. That connection keeps her aligned with changes in state rules and court procedures.
Randall’s work style combines preparation and practical judgment. She favors careful document review and organized case files. She values client communication and aims to keep clients informed about realistic options and likely timelines. When a case requires court appearances, she prepares testimony and briefs with the same attention she gives early-stage settlement discussions.
She maintains offices in Colorado Springs, Greenwood Village, Boulder and Fort Collins, which allows her to meet clients across multiple communities. Randall continues to practice law in Colorado as a partner at The Burnham Law Office, serving clients from those regional offices and representing them in matters throughout the state.
