Arbiter Bio

Judicial Arbiter Group is elated that Judge Kristen Mix has joined the distinguished arbiters at JAG.

District Court Judge Emily E. Anderson joined JAG in 2021.

Former District Court Judge Elizabeth A. Starrs retired from the bench in 2020 and joined the Judicial Arbiter Group (JAG) in October 2020.

Former Boulder County District Court Judge Murray Richtel joined the professional staff of arbiters at JAG in 1996.

Former Chief Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court, Nancy Rice joined JAG in September, 2018.

Judge Charles M. Pratt joined JAG in 2019, after 14 years as a District Court Judge in the 18th Judicial District (Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert & Lincoln Counties).

Former District Court Judge Cheryl Post joined the professional staff of arbiters at JAG in 2009, after serving more than fifteen years on Colorado’s 18th Judicial District Court (Arapahoe County).

Former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Bill Neighbors joined the staff of arbiters at JAG in 1986.

Former Denver District Court Judge Larry J. Naves joined the professional staff of arbiters at JAG in 2010.

Patrick Murphy has joined JAG after 11 years as a District Court Judge in the 17th Judicial District (Adams and Broomfield Counties) where he served as Chief Judge from 2013 to 2019.

Former Chief Judge of the 5th Judicial District, Judge Tom Moorhead joined the JAG staff of arbiters in December, 2013.

Former Denver District Court Judge Bill Meyer joined the JAG staff as an arbiter in 2000, and became the managing arbiter in 2011.

Former Indiana Superior Court Judge Susan L. Macey joined the professional staff of arbiters at JAG in 2008.

Ann B. Frick joins JAG after a 38-year career as a commercial litigator, arbitrator, mediator and Denver District Court Judge.

Former Larimer County, Colorado (Fort Collins) District Court Judge Thomas French joined JAG as an arbiter in the spring of 2020.

Former 20th Judicial District Chief Judge Dick Dana co-founded the Judicial Arbiter Group in 1984.

Former Judge David Crockenberg presided in the District Court of the Tenth Judicial District in Pueblo, where he served for fourteen years.