William R. Van Dusen Jr.

William R. Van Dusen Jr. brings more than 24 years of judicial expertise, encompassing both public and private sectors. He possesses a Juris Doctor and an advanced Masters Degree in Taxation (LLM) from the Sturm College of Law at the University of Denver School of Law. William's practice spans federal, state, and local tax issues, criminal law, litigation, administrative hearings, contract drafting, business agreements, and estate planning and probate.

In Colorado, William has guided clients through the formation of business entities, including limited liability companies, corporations, and non-profit organizations. His career includes roles as a deputy district attorney, assistant city attorney, and assistant general counsel, showcasing his versatile legal acumen.

William's notable publication on student record privacy rights under FERPA is a resource for university advisors, administrators, and faculty nationwide. He also imparts his knowledge through teaching professional ethics, including business ethics and continuing education courses for attorneys, and has extensively written and lectured on FERPA-related topics.