From complex civil and felony criminal jury trials to real estate transactions, oil and gas issues, business formations, contract interpretations, administrative hearings, and sophisticated domestic relations matters, Tom has a great breadth of experience that spans from the boardroom to the courtroom. A Colorado Attorney with more than twenty-five years’ experience, Tom is committed to delivering quality legal representation and solving problems for businesses and individuals across Weld County and throughout Colorado and cares deeply about his clients.

Tom is a strong believer that many problems can be avoided when clients seek legal advice before making major life decisions, rather than waiting until a crisis arises, and he provides representation that keeps his clients’ business and personal affairs running smoothly. A successful negotiator, Tom has a proven track record of resolving many issues through mediation and arbitration. However, he knows that some problems cannot be prevented and or amicably resolved. When an aggressive approach is needed, Tom has used his years in the Courtroom to win many civil and criminal trials.

Tom graduated from the University in Utah and received his Juris doctorate from Mitchell Hamline Law School in St. Paul, Minnesota. When he returned to Colorado in 1992, Tom practiced both in Denver in private practice and as an Assistant City Attorney for the City of Greeley before partnering with Chuck and Janet Dickson, renowned area attorneys, in 1999. Tom became a founding partner of Grant, Hoffman, and Kamada in 2008, and in 2015 the firm became known as Grant & Hoffman P.C.. Tom lives in Greeley and is an active member of the community. He is a current member and former President (2001-2002) of the Weld County Bar Association. Tom is a current member of the Greeley Downtown Development Authority and serves as the Chairman of the Board and President of the Weld Trust. The Weld Trust is a philanthropic organization serving the citizens of Weld County and focusing on improving education and health in our communities.