Paul focuses his trial practice on complex litigation and trial practice management, partnering with clients to create relationships that achieve better legal outcomes at an exceptional value.

He believes win-win partnerships with clients are built on collaboration, innovation, strategic action and trust—all of which ultimately bring better results and the metrics to prove them.


+1-303-285-5550

Paul A. Williams

Co-Chair, General Liability Litigation Practice Group
Shook, Hardy & Bacon
Colorado, Missouri

Practice Area: Product Liability, Business Litigation

BTI Client Service All-Star History

  • 2022
  • 2021
  • 2017
All-Star

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

"Paul has an encyclopedic network of contacts, especially among judges."
"Paul meets with us regularly to discuss our path moving forward and any upcoming needs."
"He manages our relationship well."


ALL-STAR BIOGRAPHY

Paul focuses his trial practice on complex litigation and trial practice management, partnering with clients to create relationships that achieve better legal outcomes at an exceptional value.

He believes win-win partnerships with clients are built on collaboration, innovation, strategic action and trust—all of which ultimately bring better results and the metrics to prove them.

Visit All-Star's Firm »


+1-303-285-5550

Paul A. Williams

Co-Chair, General Liability Litigation Practice Group
Shook, Hardy & Bacon
Colorado, Missouri

Practice Area: Product Liability, Business Litigation

M&A All-Star

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

"Paul is a strong litigator."
"He has great attention to detail and always does a great job preparing for cases."


ALL-STAR BIOGRAPHY

Paul focuses his trial practice on complex litigation and trial practice management, partnering with clients to create relationships that achieve better legal outcomes at an exceptional value.

He believes win-win partnerships with clients are built on collaboration, innovation, strategic action and trust—all of which ultimately bring better results and the metrics to prove them.

Visit All-Star's Firm »