Commercial Litigator David Olsky Earns Third Consecutive Selection to The Best Lawyers in America®

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Founder of Boulder-based Olsky Law LLC recognized by legal peers for commercial litigation expertise 

BOULDER (August 20, 2026)Olsky Law LLC is pleased to announce that firm founder David Olsky has been selected for inclusion in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® for Commercial Litigation. This marks Olsky’s third consecutive year receiving this prestigious legal industry honor. 

Recognition by Best Lawyers is based entirely on peer review from leading attorneys within the same geographical region and legal practice area. Inclusion recognizes exceptional legal expertise, ethics, and professionalism. 

With over two decades of experience handling complex commercial litigation, Olsky has built a reputation for mastering high-stakes, “bet-the-company” disputes. In January 2026, he founded Olsky Law LLC in Boulder to bridge a critical gap in the legal marketplace: combining the intellectual rigor and trial-tested strategy found at “Big Law” firms with the agility, focus, and partner-level immersion of a boutique firm. 

“This recognition honors the work we do for the companies and executives who entrust us with their most critical challenges,” said David Olsky. “When companies and executives face an existential legal dispute, they need a senior strategist who is deeply immersed in the facts and prepared to present their case in a persuasive, concise, and efficient manner. I founded Olsky Law LLC to deliver that level of intellectual rigor and personal commitment to results.”  

Olsky’s practice spans a wide spectrum of complex commercial matters, including business torts, securities and financial fraud, partnership disputes, breach of fiduciary duty, corporate governance, trade secret violations, employment and executive compensation, and bankruptcy-related claims. He also has extensive experience litigating complex commercial disputes on a contingency basis, securing millions of dollars in recoveries for clients. 

In addition to his commercial litigation practice, Olsky regularly represents corporations, financial executives, and individual investors in responding to state and federal government investigations. He has navigated clients through enforcement actions and inquiries before major regulatory bodies, including the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority and many others.  

Before establishing Olsky Law, Olsky was a partner at Fortis Law Partners in Denver, senior counsel at Perkins Coie LLP, and counsel at WilmerHale in its Washington, D.C. and New York offices. In addition to Best Lawyers, he has been recognized as a Litigation Star by Benchmark Litigation and serves on the Board of Directors for the Colorado Judicial Institute.  

For more information, please contact Bree DeVita at bree@themaverickpr.com. To schedule a consultation with David, visit the Contact Us page of the Olsky Law website. 

About Olsky Law LLC   

Olsky Law LLC is a boutique litigation firm dedicated to resolving existential business crises, high-stakes commercial disputes and investigations. Founded by David Olsky, the firm provides the sophistication and rigor of a global firm with the agility and direct partner engagement of a specialized boutique. Olsky Law represents a broad spectrum of clients—including large corporations, investment advisors, family offices, startups, and individual executives—in a wide range of matters. By building every case as if it is going to trial, Olsky Law establishes the strategic leverage necessary to win in the courtroom or secure the best settlement. For more information, visit www.olskylaw.com and find us on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram.   

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