Scott H. Culley - Boulder, CO
Attorney at PackardDierking
Intellectual Property Lawyers in Boulder, CO
2595 Canyon Boulevard Suite 200 Boulder, CO 80302 - 5620
Boulder Intellectual Property Lawyer
Updated: 02/16/2026
Areas of Practice
- Intellectual Property
- Transactional
- Corporate
- Real Estate
- International Law
Attorney Information
Overview
Scott H. Culley concentrates his practice in the areas of intellectual property, transactional, corporate, real estate and international law. Scott's work in the intellectual property area focuses on protecting and building value in clients' products and services through trademark, trade secret and copyright protection, as well as related licensing, distribution and manufacturing contracts. Scott's work in transactional and corporate law focuses on buying and selling businesses through stock, asset or merger transactions, entity formation and employment related matters. Scott's work in the real estate area includes the acquisition, sale and development of real estate. Scott's experience in international transactions includes licensing, product distribution, strategic alliances and manufacturing agreements. Scott also devotes a substantial amount of his practice to advising clients with respect to their contractual and business relationships with their customers, suppliers, competitors and employees.
Education
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Legal Education
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University of Colorado School of Law,
Boulder,
Colorado, 1986
J.D.
Honors: William Bowe Scholarship, Taxation and Estate Planning
Honors: Legal Writing Instructor
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University of Colorado School of Law,
Boulder,
Colorado, 1986
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Non Legal Education
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Stanford University,
Stanford, 1983
B.A.
Honors: Teaching Assistant in the Economics Department
Honors: With Distinction
Major: Economics
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Stanford University,
Stanford, 1983
Current Employment Position(s)
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Partner
Past Positions
- Johnson & Repucci, LLP, Partner
- Berg, McMurry & Culley, P.C., Boulder, CO, Partner
- Pendleton, Friedberg, Wilson & Hennessey, P.C., Denver, CO, Partner
Pro Bono Activities
- Volunteer, Boulder County Legal Aid Fundraising Committee
Bar Admissions
- Colorado, 1986
Other Affiliations
- Boulder Bar Association (Member)
- Colorado Bar Association (Member)
- American Bar Association, Sections on Patent, Trademark and Copyright (Member)
- International Trademark Association, 1987 - Present (Member, United States Legislation and Parallel Imports Committees)
Contact
2595 Canyon Boulevard
Suite 200
Boulder, CO 80302 - 5620
Phone: 303-447-0450
Fax: 303-447-0451
Email: Send a message
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