Holdsworth & Inkwell
Credentials Across the Firm

Credentials Across the Firm

The record, drawn from every office.

Intro

The Complete Record

A firm's standing rests on two different records. One belongs to the firm itself: what it has earned collectively, as an institution. The other belongs to the individual lawyers who carry a matter, their own admissions, memberships, and credentials. A general counsel evaluating outside counsel checks both, because a firm's name does not answer every question diligence asks. This page sets both records down together, in one place, rather than leaving them scattered across separate profiles.

  • 18
    Attorneys
  • 8
    Professional Staff
  • 18
    States Licensed
  • 14
    Courts Documented
  • 50
    Representative Matters
  • 5
    Practice Areas
  • 7
    Sectors Served
  • 4
    Offices
  • 19
    Published Resources

Recognition

Recognition and Honors

This record gathers the recognition Holdsworth & Inkwell has received as a firm, together with honors earned individually by its attorneys across all four offices. Each entry reflects an outside organization's own criteria, not the firm's account of its own work. What follows is the complete record, not a selection of it.

  • Top Lawyers in America | Commercial Litigation, 2025

  • Top Lawyers in America | Commercial Litigation, 2025

  • The Bar Compendium | Leading Litigators in America, 2023

  • The Advocacy Index | Recommended, False Claims Act Litigation

  • The National Standard | Metro Tier 1, Insurance Recovery (Denver)

  • Meridian Legal Register | Group 3, Litigation: General Commercial (Colorado)

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Memberships & Associations

Standing Among Peers

Holdsworth & Inkwell holds institutional memberships in the professional and industry organizations relevant to its practice. The affiliations below reflect the firm's own standing, maintained on the same terms across its Sacramento, Atlanta, Denver, and Austin offices.

  • Meridian Legal RegisterFirm
  • The National Practice StandardFirm
  • Trial Bench ReviewFirm
  • The Advocacy Index United StatesFirm
  • DRI – The Voice of the Defense BarFirm
  • International Association of Defense CounselFirm
  • Denver Metro Chamber of CommerceFirm
  • Greater Austin Chamber of CommerceFirm
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Bar Admissions

Licensed Across Jurisdictions

Bar admission is a matter of record, not distinction. The attorneys of the firm are collectively licensed to practice across the jurisdictions listed below. That footprint follows the firm's offices and the matters it takes on. For the fuller picture of where the firm appears on a client's behalf, see our service areas.

18 states
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Attorneys are licensed only in the jurisdictions listed in their individual credentials. Admission to practice varies by attorney and by court; nothing on this page implies licensure in any jurisdiction not expressly stated.

Court Admissions

Formal Standing, Court by Court

Bar admission licenses an attorney to practice within a jurisdiction. Appearing before a specific court is a separate credential, granted court by court, and held individually across the firm's four offices. The admissions gathered below reflect that formal standing: where our attorneys are authorized to appear, not how often they have appeared there. For that record, see our courtroom experience.

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Attorneys are licensed only in the jurisdictions listed in their individual credentials. Admission to practice varies by attorney and by court; nothing on this page implies licensure in any jurisdiction not expressly stated.

Attorney Associations

Where the Counsel Belongs

The firm's own institutional affiliations are one measure of standing. This is another: the associations our attorneys maintain individually, bar sections, practice-focused societies, and affinity groups built around a particular field of law. Together, these memberships mark the professional communities our attorneys take part in beyond the firm itself. Visit an attorney's profile for the specific record behind any name.

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Locations

The Offices Behind the Standing

Admissions and recognitions mark where the firm is authorized to practice. That authorization is anchored to real offices, staffed and active. Each is held to the same standard the firm applies everywhere, so a matter can draw on the right team no matter which office opens it.

Credentials at Work

Look Beyond the List

A credential shows standing. See the attorneys who hold these admissions, or review experience where they've been put to use.