David Warner is an associate of Sender & Wasserman, P.C. Dave's practice emphasizes bankruptcy and commercial litigation.
Dave represents trustees, creditors, and debtors in a wide variety of bankruptcy matters including non-dischargeability actions, fraudulent transfer and preference actions, and objections to claims and exemptions. He also assists the firm's corporate clients with foreclosures, contract disputes, and collections.
In his practice, Dave has represented many types of debtors in bankruptcy. He has also litigated for trustees, companies, and individuals in a wide variety of bankruptcy-related disputes. These have included defending and prosecuting non-dischargeability claims, prosecuting fraudulent transfer claims, and litigating objections to claims of exemption. In addition, Dave has represented individuals and companies in contract disputes related to common-interest-community associations, commercial and residential leases, and complex commercial financing agreements.
Dave was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1976. He earned his B.A. in 2003 from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah; managed an exclusive luxury resort in California for a while; and then entered the Baylor University School of Law in Waco, Texas, where he received his J.D. in 2006. While in law school, he completed a student internship with the Office of the United States Trustee in San Jose, California.
Prior to joining Sender & Wasserman, P.C. in 2009, Dave represented step-parents in adoption proceedings, individuals in contract disputes, and consumer debtors in Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He is a member of the Denver, Colorado and American Bar Associations.
Dave and his wife have four children, including two daughters, ages 8, 5, and a set of twins, one boy and one girl who are over one year old. The Warners enjoy volunteering in their community.
J.D., Baylor University School of Law, 2006
I chose to practice bankruptcy and commercial litigation law because they are challenging and complex areas, and force me to keep learning everyday. Practicing bankruptcy law often allows me to help provide solutions to clients who feel as if they have run out of options.
What Is Your Approach to Practicing Law?
I strive to be professional and prepared, and to communicate clearly in order to find economical and creative ways to resolve disputes. I believe that being well prepared and thorough during the early stages of a case can ultimately save the client money. That's because this approach may lead to a prompt resolution of a case and will always lead to a well-prepared and persuasive trial presentation.
What Is Your Unique Contribution to Your Practice?
I enjoy negotiating settlements that surprise and please our clients. Judges and other practicing lawyers often praise my professional demeanor and the quality of my presentations.
Why Do You Like Living and Working in Colorado?
We really enjoy our neighbors and spending time in the mountains. A few years ago our family purchased a book outlining the 100 best camping spots in Colorado. We are working towards camping at each one of them with our children.
Dave represents trustees, creditors, and debtors in a wide variety of bankruptcy matters including non-dischargeability actions, fraudulent transfer and preference actions, and objections to claims and exemptions. He also assists the firm's corporate clients with foreclosures, contract disputes, and collections.
In his practice, Dave has represented many types of debtors in bankruptcy. He has also litigated for trustees, companies, and individuals in a wide variety of bankruptcy-related disputes. These have included defending and prosecuting non-dischargeability claims, prosecuting fraudulent transfer claims, and litigating objections to claims of exemption. In addition, Dave has represented individuals and companies in contract disputes related to common-interest-community associations, commercial and residential leases, and complex commercial financing agreements.
Dave was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1976. He earned his B.A. in 2003 from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah; managed an exclusive luxury resort in California for a while; and then entered the Baylor University School of Law in Waco, Texas, where he received his J.D. in 2006. While in law school, he completed a student internship with the Office of the United States Trustee in San Jose, California.
Prior to joining Sender & Wasserman, P.C. in 2009, Dave represented step-parents in adoption proceedings, individuals in contract disputes, and consumer debtors in Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He is a member of the Denver, Colorado and American Bar Associations.
Dave and his wife have four children, including two daughters, ages 8, 5, and a set of twins, one boy and one girl who are over one year old. The Warners enjoy volunteering in their community.
Education
B.A., Brigham Young University, 2003J.D., Baylor University School of Law, 2006
Licensure
Admitted to practice in:
- Texas (since 2006)
- Colorado (since 2007)
- U.S. District Court, District of Colorado (since 2008)
Professional Activities
- Member, Denver Bar Association
- Member, Colorado Bar Association
- Member, American Bar Association
Attorney Q & A
What Attracts You to These Areas of the Law?I chose to practice bankruptcy and commercial litigation law because they are challenging and complex areas, and force me to keep learning everyday. Practicing bankruptcy law often allows me to help provide solutions to clients who feel as if they have run out of options.
What Is Your Approach to Practicing Law?
I strive to be professional and prepared, and to communicate clearly in order to find economical and creative ways to resolve disputes. I believe that being well prepared and thorough during the early stages of a case can ultimately save the client money. That's because this approach may lead to a prompt resolution of a case and will always lead to a well-prepared and persuasive trial presentation.
What Is Your Unique Contribution to Your Practice?
I enjoy negotiating settlements that surprise and please our clients. Judges and other practicing lawyers often praise my professional demeanor and the quality of my presentations.
Why Do You Like Living and Working in Colorado?
We really enjoy our neighbors and spending time in the mountains. A few years ago our family purchased a book outlining the 100 best camping spots in Colorado. We are working towards camping at each one of them with our children.