Mark E. Ringer
Education
Mark grew up on Whidbey Island, moving to Colorado Springs in his early teen years. Mark's inspiration to practice law came at a small community college on Colorado's Western Slope, when a professor described the far-reaching impact a small nuance could have on the outcome of a legal case. From there, he attended the University of Colorado of Colorado Boulder, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science. After several years as a law enforcement officer in western Kansas, Mark returned to the University of Colorado for law school. He was elected chairman of the law school's honor council, leading amendments to the honor code to ensure fair and just process. In law school, Mark represented parents accused of child neglect, and looked out for the interests of children as a guardian ad litem. He also practiced as a law student with a district attorney’s office, prosecuting cases ranging from parking tickets to domestic violence. Mark knows how important the details of each case are, and is dedicated to making every nuance work in favor of his clients.
Personal
In his free time, Mark volunteers both as a reserve police officer and in the Civil Air Patrol, and enjoys exploring the beauty of northern Colorado with his wife and two children.
A Colorado Law Firm Since 1871
Flanders, Elsberg, Herber & Dunn, LLC has survived since 1871 for many good reasons, not the least of which are excellent legal representation and exemplary client communication and service. Come see the difference that our knowledgeable, local attorneys can make. Call us at 303.776.5380 or contact our Longmont office online.
1871
The law firm formed in 1871 by Col. Byron L. Carr and Charles E. Day
1882
The law firm became Carr and Secor after F. P. Secor read for the law under the supervision of Col. Carr
1907
The law firm became Secor and Secor after F. P. Secor’s son, Gray Secor joined.
1932
After graduating from the University of Colorado Law School, Horace Greeley McCarty began office sharing with Secor and Secor.
1940
L.B. "Larry" Flanders graduated from the University of Colorado first in his business school & law school classes. Larry was the grandson of F. P. Secor, joined the firm.
1951
The law firm became Secor, McCarty & Flanders.
1956
After graduating from the University of Colorado Law School, Tom Wood began practicing with the firm.
1965
The law firm became Secor, McCarty, Flanders & Wood.
1970
John C. Flanders, great grandson of FP Secor joined the law firm.
1975
The law firm became Flanders, McCarty, Wood & Sonnesyn.
1985
Thomas L. Stover joined the law firm.
1990
The law firm became Flanders, Sonnesyn & Stover.
1991
Kathleen A. Ellis joined the law firm.
1995
Scott W. Dunn joined the law firm.
1997
The law firm became Flanders, Stover, Elsberg & Ellis, LLC when R. Lee Elsberg joined the firm.
2002
The law firm became Flanders, Stover, Elsberg, LLP.
2004
Elizabeth A. Montague joined the law firm.
2006
Mark A. Herber began his solo law practice.
2006
The law firm became Flanders & Elsberg, LLP.
2007
Mark A. Herber and Clinton K. Nash merged to become Herber & Nash, P. C.
2007
The law firm became Flanders, Elsberg & Dunn, LLC.
2010
Flanders, Elsberg & Dunn, LLC and Herber & Nash, P. C. merged to become Flanders, Elsberg, Nash, Herber & Dunn, LLC.
2012
Current – Flanders, Elsberg, Herber & Dunn, LLC
2017
Theodore J. Finn and Elizabeth A. Montague became Partners at Flanders, Elsberg, Herber & Dunn, LLC.