James William Bain

James William Bain is an attorney recognized for his commercial and construction law work. He began his education at the University of Connecticut, graduating cum laude and earning induction into Phi Beta Kappa, reflecting his academic dedication. He continued at the University of Florida College of Law, graduating cum laude and refining skills that prepared him to address complex legal matters and deliver thoughtful and practical legal solutions for his clients. James Bain started his legal career at the Tennessee Valley Authority, one of the largest government legal departments. He handled significant legal matters there and was appointed to lead a critical damage analysis team in a major antitrust case. This role required managing complex financial and legal data, coordinating strategies across teams, contributing to a substantial economic recovery for his client, and establishing his early professional reputation. Originally from Littleton, Colorado, James Bain moved to Colorado and transitioned into private practice, becoming a partner at a respected law firm. He focused on commercial and construction litigation, contract disputes, and matters involving multiple parties and high financial stakes. His leadership and experience led to co-founding a law firm known for its construction and real estate law work, where he focused on providing quality legal service while maintaining strong client relationships. James William Bain dedicated his time to advancing legal education and scholarship. He taught trial practice and appellate advocacy at law schools, mentoring future attorneys and sharing valuable practical knowledge. His written work included articles for respected legal publications discussing negligence claims, public construction contracts, and changes in construction law. These contributions reflected his interest in developing resources to assist lawyers and improve understanding within the legal profession.