Broomfield attorney Loren Brown taking helm of Colorado Bar Association

BROOMFIELD — Loren Brown, a founder of the Broomfield-based law firm Ciancio Ciancio Brown PC, will begin his one-year term as president of the Colorado Bar Association on July 1.

At 38, Brown is the youngest attorney to hold the post of CBA president. He is also likely the first to present his presidential theme as a hashtag: #TheFutureIsNow.

Brown believes that it’s critical for the future of the CBA to engage law students and young attorneys. Brown already has formed a law-school committee that is working closely with the University of Colorado and the University of Denver, and a focus group will be created to better determine what aspiring and new attorneys want. He also hopes to make the CBA a more diverse and inclusive organization.

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“The bar, the profession, the practice — everything is changing,” Brown said in a prepared statement. “Five years from now, it will not look the same.”

Brown’s practice focuses on wrongful death and personal injury, criminal defense and commercial litigation.

He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Colorado and his J.D. from the University of Denver.

Brown served as president of the Adams Broomfield Bar Association in 2008. He served on the CBA’s board of governors from 2010 to 2012. He currently sits on the 17th J.D. Access to Justice Committee and the Metro Volunteer Lawyers board. In 2012, Brown was awarded the Gary L. McPherson Outstanding Young Lawyer of the Year award from the CBA’s Young Lawyers Division.