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 Born
in 1948 in Madison, Wisconsin, Geoffrey Gempeler attended
Saint Thomas University in St. Paul MN, before graduating
from the University of Wisconsin (Madison). He received
his law degree in 1973 Kansas University. He was an Assistant
Attorney General in the Consumer Frauds and Crimes Division
for the State of Ohio until he relocated to Minnesota
in 1975.
Geoff founded Gempeler Personal Injury Attorneys in 1980
to focus on representing injured individuals. Monitoring
Federal & State Legislation in auto insurance, Geoff was
Vice-Chairman of the American Trial Lawyers Association
(ATLA) No-Fault Committee and served on the Board of Governors
for Minnesota Trial Lawyers Association. He has served
on the Board of Directors of the Aquatic Injury Safety
Group and on the Board of Directors of Attorneys Information
Exchange Group in Birmingham, Alabama, which gathers and
exchanges documents for lawyers in product liability cases.
Geoff was a founding member and first president of the
John E. Simonett Inn of Court, whose goal is the training
of ethical trial lawyers. He speaks at state and national
seminars on trial strategy and, whenever possible, lectures
on trial strategy and how to obtain large verdicts in
smaller cases.
While still a partner in the firm he founded in Minnesota
23 years ago, Geoff relocated to Breckenridge, Colorado
in 2001 and now puts his extensive experience to work
on behalf of the citizens of Colorado.
Disclaimer:
Colorado Personal Injury Attorney Disclaimer: Denver and
Breckenridge personal injury, pharmaceutical litigation,
securities fraud and investor recovery, business lawsuits,
medical malpractice, wrongful death, brain injury, welding
rod injuries and/or other legal information offered herein
by Gempeler Personal Injury Attorneys is not formal legal
advice, nor the formation of an attorney client relationship.
The information provided on Gempeler Trial Lawyers' website
is intended to educate the visitors and does not constitute
legal advice. Each case is different and the outcome of
your personal injury case will depend on the merits of
your factual situation and applicable law. An Attorney-Client
relationship is not created by visiting this web site.
No Attorney-Client relationship is created until a retainer
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