Phil Parrott is of counsel (formerly a member) of the firm primarily devoting his practice to fraud investigation, probate and complex litigation. He also advises individuals, businesses and foundations regarding general business issues. Phil began his career with the national law firm of Kirkland & Ellis, where he practiced in the banking and real estate departments. He then joined Montgomery Little Young Campbell and McGrew, where he continued to practice in banking, lending and real estate, including workouts and bankruptcies. He became a member of the firm. Phil returned to Kirkland & Ellis, working in the banking department, which included the private equity practice. He was a partner with that firm. Phil left Kirkland & Ellis to become a Chief Deputy District Attorney in charge of the Economic Crime Unit of the Denver District Attorney’s Office where his focus was on financial crime, investment fraud, identity theft, and state grand jury practice.

Phil was a co-founder and Vice President of Legal Affairs for Cheyenne Capital Fund, now Millenium Bridge Capital, a private equity investment firm in Denver, Colorado. Phil has testified as an expert on, among other things, Colorado grand jury practice, check kiting, breach of fiduciary duty, entity organization, and investment fraud. For nearly 30 years, Phil has worked with the National White Collar Crime Center in various capacities, including adjunct instructor, curriculum development and as a member of the Prosecutorial & Judicial Advisory Board.