About Ted
Ted Bills grew up and studied in Colorado before turning to law. He attended the University of Colorado - Colorado Springs for his undergraduate work. He earned his law degree from Washburn University School of Law in 2003 and went on to practice in Colorado.
After law school, Bills established a steady practice rooted in the state where he was educated. Over the years he has handled a range of matters for individuals and organizations. He appears regularly before state tribunals and administrative bodies and advises clients on their legal options. He combines courtroom work with negotiation and client counseling.
Collegial but direct in the courtroom, Bills favors clear explanations over legalese. He aims to make complex rules understandable for the people who need to rely on them. That approach guides everything from initial intake to case resolution. He prepares clients to make practical decisions about risk and timing.
Bills maintains an office presence across Colorado and works out of a secondary office listed as The Law Office of Ted Bills (Secondary Office). He balances in-person meetings and written submissions. He also handles filings and procedural matters that keep cases moving. Local practice informs his perspective on the state’s procedural norms and the expectations of judges and opposing counsel.
Outside of hearings, Bills focuses on drafting pleadings, negotiating settlements and handling administrative processes. He keeps current on state law developments that affect his practice. Colleagues describe him as pragmatic and straightforward in professional settings.
He continues to serve clients from his office in Colorado, representing them in state matters and providing counsel on applicable legal issues. He currently practices from The Law Office of Ted Bills (Secondary Office), advising clients in Colorado.
