Nicole Garrimone-Campagna
Practice Areas: Water Rights, Special District, Municipal, Oil and Gas, Land Use, Estate Planning
Office: Glenwood Springs
Position: Associate
Experience
Nicole is a native of Colorado and has practiced law in Glenwood Springs since 2000. Her practice focuses on water rights matters and local government representation. She represents both private and public-entity clients in all manner of water rights and water-related matters, including filing and prosecuting water court cases, water rights due diligence review and conveyancing for real estate transactions, groundwater well permitting, and water/ditch easement disputes. Nicole serves as general or associate counsel for several special districts and municipalities, providing general legal representation including matters related to TABOR, election laws, and open meetings laws. She successfully defended a district court and court of appeals action filed against a municipal client based on administrative law grounds.
Education
- University of Denver College of Law (J.D., 2000)
- Colorado State University (B.A., 1996)
Court Admissions
- State of Colorado (2000)
- U.S. District Court, District of Colorado (2001)
Bar Associations & Professional Societies
- Colorado Bar Association, Water Law Section
- 9th Judicial District Bar Association (Officer 2001-2003)
- American Bar Association
- Special District Association
Community Involvement
- Board of Directors, OUR School
- Middle Colorado Watershed Council (2011-2014)
E-mail Address
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Published Articles/Speaking Engagements
- Colorado Foundation for Water Education – Participant, Water Leaders Program (2011-2012)
- Colorado Water Workshop – Speaker, “Introduction to Colorado Water Rights for Landowners, Realtors and Other Citizens” (2001)
Other Articles:
Garfield & Hecht, P.C. was founded in 1975 by Ronald Garfield and Andrew Hecht. The firm has been rated AV by its peers, which is the highest possible rating.
