Sandy L. Potter - Associate - Steese, Evans & Frankel, P.C.

Education
BA, high honors, University of Michigan 1992

MA, University of Chicago 1995

JD, Stanford Law School 1998

Bar Admissions
Colorado

Sandy L. Potter
Associate

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6400 South Fiddlers Green Circle, Suite 1820
Denver, Colorado 80111
spotter@s-elaw.com
Tel: 303.830.0818 Fax: 720.200.0679

Ms. Potter is an associate of Steese ♦ Evans ♦ Frankel, P.C. Ms. Potter focuses on commercial litigation, telecommunications regulation and litigation, intellectual property litigation, and appellate practice. Prior to joining Steese ♦ Evans ♦ Frankel, P.C., Ms. Potter was an associate at Dorsey & Whitney LLP, and Ireland, Stapleton, Pryor & Pascoe, P.C., both in Denver.

Ms. Potter's experience includes representing publicly traded companies in contract negotiation, regulatory proceedings, civil litigation, and appeals; defending banking entities in consumer protection and securities fraud class actions; representing creditors in bankruptcy proceedings; construction companies in arbitrations and civil litigation and officers and directors in securities fraud and fiduciary duty cases.

Since joining Steese ♦ Evans ♦ Frankel, P.C., Ms. Potter's subject matter experiences have focused on telecommunications litigation in federal courts, state commissions, and state courts, particularly regarding intercarrier compensation disputes such as access charge disputes in the "traffic pumping" and transit traffic contexts; Signaling System 7 disputes; state commission proceedings for Section 271 approval; copyright and patent litigation at the federal district and appellate court levels; antitrust, trade secret and other business tort litigation in state and federal district courts; intellectual property licensing; and telecom-cable pole attachment agreements.

Ms. Potter has served as the past chair of the Colorado Bar Association Securities Subsection and represented children in the Denver County Court's guardian ad litem program, through the Rocky Mountain Children's Law Center. She is the author of "Contribution Rights in Colorado Securities Fraud Cases," 29 Colo. Lawyer 51 (Jun. 2000), and co-author of "Doubling the Prescription: the Securities Litigation Uniform Standards Act of 1998," 6 Securities Reform Act Litigation Reporter 460 (Jan. 1999).