Isabel Broer

Partner

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ibroer@olsongrimsley.com
303-535-9151

Isabel is a trial lawyer at Olson Grimsley. She joined the firm at its founding as its first associate and was elevated to partner in early 2026. Isabel previously served as a Senior Assistant Attorney General in the K-12 Education Unit at the Colorado Attorney General’s Office. There, she provided general counsel services to the Colorado State Board of Education and the Colorado Department of Education and represented them in state and administrative courts. She played significant roles on the 303 Creative v. Elenis team at the United States Supreme Court and on a groundbreaking case at the Colorado Supreme Court.

Isabel is committed to public education and community service. She mentors two students through Law School Yes We Can and volunteers with the Colorado Women’s Bar Association. Isabel participated in the 2023 class of the Colorado Bar Association’s Leadership Training (COBALT) Program and the spring 2025 class of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce's Impact Denver program. At the Attorney General’s Office, she led the legal internship program and co-founded and managed book clubs on innovation and diversity, equity, and inclusion. The Attorney General’s Office awarded her the Rookie of the Year award in 2021 and the DEI Champion award in 2022, among other awards.

Isabel clerked for Judge Christine Arguello of the U.S. District Court of Colorado and for Chief Justice Monica Márquez of the Colorado Supreme Court.

Isabel graduated from Columbia University with a B.A. in political science in 2010 and then taught high school math in the Denver Public Schools. She graduated from Harvard Law School in 2016. At Harvard Law, Isabel served as the President of the Board of Student Advisers, was a teaching assistant in multiple courses at the law school and at the Harvard Graduate School for Education, and received the Frank Righeimer, Jr. Prize for Student Citizenship.