Tyler Harrington

Tyler Harrington's practice focuses on administrative law, juvenile justice, and child welfare. He began his legal career in criminal defense before serving as a guardian ad litem, representing the best interests of children in dependency and neglect and delinquency proceedings. Tyler later served as a prosecutor in the Juvenile Unit at the Denver District Attorney's Office before joining the Colorado Attorney General's Office.

Tyler has presented on issues affecting juvenile justice and legal practice. In 2024, he presented "Kids and Handguns: An In-Depth Look at Denver's Juvenile Handgun Intervention Court" as part of the continuing legal education program Kids With Firearms: 25 Years After Columbine. Tyler has also taught juvenile law at the Denver Police Academy.

Tyler believes that educating the next generation of lawyers in juvenile law not only strengthens the legal profession but also enhances the well-being of the community as a whole.