About Daniel
A steadfast commitment to public service drives Ryan Kinsey’s legal practice. Ryan expertly leverages his skills and experience to resolve problems affecting all aspects of his clients’ lives. Prior to joining Robinson & Henry, P.C., he dedicated several years to representing clients with a wide range of family law matters in the Denver metro area and throughout Colorado.Ryan’s background, which includes over a decade scrutinizing financial crimes and international transactional activities, equips him with invaluable investigative skills. This unique experience gives him a strategic edge in complex family law matters involving hidden assets and high-net-worth individuals.Representative Matters:Acquired parental responsibilities - Represented a grandmother and First Nation member in obtaining custody of two minor grandchildren following their mother’s murderObtained global and financial settlements - Investigated national pharmaceutical manufacturers in partnership with multi-state, bipartisan attorneys general, establishing misleading behaviors related to the addictive nature of opioid drugs. Obtained global settlements restricting the manufacture of opioids and a multi-million dollar financial settlement for the State of ColoradoSecured settlement in client’s favor - Defended physician against government claims of Medicaid fraud related to prescribing opioids
A steadfast commitment to public service drives Ryan Kinsey’s legal practice. Ryan expertly leverages his skills and experience to resolve problems affecting all aspects of his clients’ lives. Prior to joining Robinson & Henry, P.C., he dedicated several years to representing clients with a wide range of family law matters in the Denver metro area and throughout Colorado.Ryan’s background, which includes over a decade scrutinizing financial crimes and international transactional activities, equips him with invaluable investigative skills. This unique experience gives him a strategic edge in complex family law matters involving hidden assets and high-net-worth individuals.Representative Matters:Acquired parental responsibilities - Represented a grandmother and First Nation member in obtaining custody of two minor grandchildren following their mother’s murderObtained global and financial settlements - Investigated national pharmaceutical manufacturers in partnership with multi-state, bipartisan attorneys general, establishing misleading behaviors related to the addictive nature of opioid drugs. Obtained global settlements restricting the manufacture of opioids and a multi-million dollar financial settlement for the State of ColoradoSecured settlement in client’s favor - Defended physician against government claims of Medicaid fraud related to prescribing opioids
A steadfast commitment to public service drives Ryan Kinsey’s legal practice. Ryan expertly leverages his skills and experience to resolve problems affecting all aspects of his clients’ lives. Prior to joining Robinson & Henry, P.C., he dedicated several years to representing clients with a wide range of family law matters in the Denver metro area and throughout Colorado.
Ryan’s background, which includes over a decade scrutinizing financial crimes and international transactional activities, equips him with invaluable investigative skills. This unique experience gives him a strategic edge in complex family law matters involving hidden assets and high-net-worth individuals.
Representative Matters:
Acquired parental responsibilities - Represented a grandmother and First Nation member in obtaining custody of two minor grandchildren following their mother’s murder
Obtained global and financial settlements - Investigated national pharmaceutical manufacturers in partnership with multi-state, bipartisan attorneys general, establishing misleading behaviors related to the addictive nature of opioid drugs. Obtained global settlements restricting the manufacture of opioids and a multi-million dollar financial settlement for the State of Colorado
Secured settlement in client’s favor - Defended physician against government claims of Medicaid fraud related to prescribing opioids
