Michael Rex

Your lawyer will learn a great deal about you. You should know something about him.

An injury or insurance dispute may begin with a single event, but its consequences can affect a person’s health, work, home, finances, relationships, independence, and plans for the future. Choosing a lawyer means deciding who will be trusted with your story and whose judgment will help guide the decisions that follow.

Michael Rex founded Rex Legal to represent people facing serious injuries and difficult insurance disputes. He approaches each case with careful preparation, candid advice, and close attention to what the evidence reveals—and what it may leave out.

Michael Rex, founding attorney of Rex Legal

Start with What Changed.

Michael Rex recovered from a serious traumatic brain injury early in his life. That experience taught him how easily a complicated human experience can be reduced to a diagnosis, a form, or a few lines in a record.

The lesson reaches far beyond brain injury cases. An injury claim may involve limitations that were never captured during a medical appointment. An insurance dispute may turn on facts missing from an estimate, claim note, or denial letter. In either kind of case, important parts of the story can disappear unless someone knows to look for them.

Rex begins with the records, evidence, and policy language, but he does not stop there. He asks what changed, what has been overlooked, and what additional evidence may be needed to make your story clear.

You Deserve an Honest Assessment.

Rex will tell you what helps, what hurts, and what he does not know yet.

Clients deserve more than reassurance. They deserve a lawyer who will explain what strengthens the case, what creates risk, what remains uncertain, and what those facts mean for the choices ahead.

Rex Legal does not expect clients to become experts in civil procedure, medical evidence, or insurance law. Rex explains what is happening, why it matters, and what decisions need to be made. Clients remain informed participants in their cases instead of spectators waiting for an outcome.

The Résumé, Briefly.

Education

  • University of Denver Sturm College of Law — J.D.
  • University of Utah — Economics

Recognition

  • Selected to Colorado Rising Stars — 2025 and 2026
  • The National Trial Lawyers — Top 40 Under 40
  • Million Dollar Advocates Forum — Member

Professional Involvement

  • Colorado Bar Association — Member
  • Colorado Trial Lawyers Association — Member
  • Brain Injury Association of Colorado — Rex Legal Sponsor

Outside the Office

Outside the office, Rex plays basketball with more confidence than the box score always supports, reads enough history to derail an otherwise normal conversation, and relaxes through activities—like skiing and dirt biking—that generally require both a helmet and a waiver. He lives in Denver with his dog, Lucy, whose role at Rex Legal is unofficial but plainly senior.

Tell Rex What Happened.

You do not need to know whether you have a case before contacting Rex Legal. Start with what happened, what has changed, and where things stand now. Rex will ask questions, explain the issues he sees, and tell you honestly whether Rex Legal may be able to help.

Submitting a form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send confidential or time-sensitive information until Rex Legal confirms that it can represent you.