Rachel Pittman-Coco

Rachel Pittman-Coco is an associate in Fennemore’s Business Litigation practice group. She represents businesses and other clients in commercial disputes and civil litigation, assisting with legal research, litigation strategy, and the preparation of legal memoranda and other litigation documents. Her approach is informed by a strong foundation in research, writing, and advocacy developed through her legal education and prior experience with Fennemore.

Before joining Fennemore as an attorney, Rachel served as a summer associate with the firm, where she assisted attorneys with litigation matters and conducted legal research using Westlaw. Her experience provided early exposure to the legal analysis and written advocacy involved in representing businesses in complex disputes.

Rachel earned her J.D. from the University of Colorado Law School. She received her bachelor’s degree in Political Science, with a minor in Environmental Studies, from Colgate University. While at Colgate, Rachel served as a research assistant in the Department of Political Science, where she conducted historical research on the historic underpinnings of the American Revolution and the foundations of the US Constitution, and helped prepare research materials for publication.

Throughout her undergraduate studies, Rachel held several campus leadership positions, including President of the Afrikan Diaspora House and leadership roles with the Black Student Union and Theme House Alliance. She also served as a Presidential Ambassador and as a representative to Colgate’s ALANA Cultural Center, experiences that strengthened her communication, collaboration, and leadership skills.

• J.D., University of Colorado Law School
• B.A., Colgate University
  • President, Community Leader, Afrikan Diaspora House
  • President, Vice President, Social Chair, Black Student Union
  • Vice President, Co-Founder, Theme House Alliance
  • Presidential Ambassador
  • ALANA Cultural Center Representative, Student Sustainability Council

• Colorado