Fortis Law Partners LLC

? I am very honored to be a part of the incredible group of leaders that was named to the Colorado TITAN 100 Hall of Fame 2025 list. This distinction is awarded to executives who have been named to the Titan 100 list for up to three years, with each year becoming more competitive and requiring a rigorous selection process. At Fortis Law Partners LLC, we are deeply committed to supporting our clients through every stage of growth and in every facet of their legal needs and I am grateful to work with our exceptional team that shares my passion for collaboration, problem-solving, and providing top-tier client service. ? I look forward to celebrating alongside the other Titan 100 honorees at the awards ceremony on June 5 at Magness Arena in Denver. ? Thank you to everyone who continues to support me, read more at the link below.? ? #Titan100 #BusinessLeadership #Entrepreneurship #MergersAndAcquisitions #CorporateLaw #ColoradoBusiness https://lnkd.in/g2p3W2uk

Speakers be speakin! Congrats to an amazing group on our first SXSW presentation in the books ?? Alexandria (Lexi) Lutz Anne Friedman Brock N. Rutter

See you soon, SXSW! If you’d like to know more about contract negotiations for AI services, come by the Downtown Austin Hilton at 2:30pm this Sunday March 9, Room 416A-B and watch our mock negotiation session ?? Brock N. Rutter Alexandria (Lexi) Lutz Anne Friedman

During Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl performance, a moment of high anticipation was met with a surprising twist. Would he perform?Not Like Us, the controversial diss track aimed at his rap rival, Drake? Or would he admit defeat in his ongoing rap battle with Drake and not perform his most popular song due to a lawsuit Drake filed against Lamar’s (and Drake’s) record label, UMG Recordings, Inc.? This performance, set on the grand stage of the Super Bowl, may be a pivotal moment in the legal battle.? Lamar first teased the Grammy Award-winning song by rapping, “I want to perform their favorite song, but you know they love to sue.” This line was referencing Drake’s recent lawsuit against UMG for defamation/defamation per se for publishing and promoting?Not Like Us?and other songs painting Drake in a negative light (the “Lawsuit”). In his Complaint, Drake explicitly states that the “[L]awsuit is not about the artist who created “Not Like Us” i.e., Lamar (the person who wrote and performs the song), and is “entirely” about UMG, the music company that “approved, published, and launched a campaign to create a viral hit out of a rap track that falsely accuses Drake of being a pedophile and calls for violent retribution against him.”? For more details, visit: [Link to the full article](https://lnkd.in/gQXnnuQu) #NotLikeUs #TheyNotLikeUs

When the status quo for women in male-dominated industries falls short, we build something better. ? Last week, I had the privilege of hosting an evening of networking and conversation alongside Class VI Partners, the WoMAN~ Women of M&A Network, and the CU and DU Law and Business Schools. The event brought together an amazing group of women in M&A and finance to share their experiences, discuss strategies for success, and inspire the next generation of leaders. From the panel discussions to the connections made during networking, it was a meaningful and energizing evening. Thank you to everyone who joined us. Your stories and perspectives left me feeling re-inspired about the work I do and the importance of creating opportunities to support and uplift other women in our community.?A thank you to Jill Montera for moderating our panel of accomplished women executives,?Joanne Baginski, CPA, CMAA, Karla Kimrey, and Molly McCoy—as well as all the partners who helped make this event a success. In the coming weeks, I’ll be sharing some of my key takeaways from the event, so stay tuned. I’m excited to keep this conversation going and continue building connections that strengthen our industry. #WomenInBusiness #Networking #Leadership #ThriveinYourLife #ThriveatWork?