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6 <br />1 worked on a number of Colorado water law cases, filing water <br />2 applications for reasonable diligence applications for <br />3 conditional decrees and the like. They also have a specialty <br />4 practice in trademark infringement, and I worked some degree <br />5 in that, but I don't believe it's all that relevant. <br />6 Q Would you say you worked a majority of your time in <br />7 water law? <br />8 A I believe the majority of the time I spent on water <br />9 issues. <br />10 Q And what was your employment after being employed <br />11 with Hill & Robbins? <br />12 A After I graduated from the University of Colorado <br />13 School of Law, I clerked for the Colorado Attorney General's <br />14 Office for a short time. And then I was hired as an attorney <br />15 in the water unit representing the State and division <br />16 engineers and all seven water divisions across the state. I <br />17 also represented the Division of Wildlife and its water rights <br />18 applications. I assisted or worked or represented the <br />19 Colorado Water Conservation Board in all of its water matters. <br />20 I also at the Attorney General's Office represented the <br />21 Department of Parks in water matters. And I believe I <br />22 represented the Historical Society and the Department of <br />23 Transportation in a number of water matters as well. <br />24 Q Would you say that gave you a fairly good background <br />25 with respect to familiarity in water law?