Deanna Baranyi

Managing Attorney

Deanna Baranyi

Managing Attorney

Deanna Baranyi is the Managing Attorney at Debbie Taussig Law, where she represents injured individuals and families in serious and catastrophic personal injury cases throughout Colorado. She plays a central role in case development, litigation strategy, and client advocacy, while also overseeing key operational functions that support the firm’s long-term growth and structure.

In her legal practice, Deanna is closely involved in every stage of a case, from initial evaluation through litigation. She shapes case strategy, reviews key evidence, and helps guide matters involving complex liability and significant injuries. She supports the steady development of each case, with a focus on maintaining organization, continuity, and careful attention from the outset.

Alongside her work on case development, Deanna is actively involved in client engagement and communication. She works with both prospective and current clients, guiding them through intake and helping them understand the legal process. Her approach to client interaction emphasizes clarity, responsiveness, and consistency, ensuring clients feel informed and supported throughout their case. She is focused on creating a process where clients feel heard, respected, and confident in the representation they are receiving.

This approach carries through in how Deanna manages her work from day to day. She brings a steady and responsive presence to each case, with an emphasis on clear communication during what is often a complex and uncertain time for injured individuals and their families. Her work reflects a practical, organized approach to personal injury representation, helping ensure cases move forward with consistency and continuity from initial contact through resolution.

Deanna’s legal background includes work in defense litigation, where she engaged in complex matters on behalf of corporate clients in high-stakes cases. That work provided a strong foundation in litigation strategy, case analysis, and courtroom preparation. She later transitioned to plaintiff-side representation, applying that perspective to her current role advocating for individuals in personal injury cases.

Within the firm, she also oversees core operational functions that keep cases moving forward and support client service. She is involved in managing intake systems, coordinating case flow, supporting settlement processes, and maintaining internal structures. Her role bridges legal work and firm operations in a way that promotes efficiency while maintaining attention to individual client needs.

Outside the office, Deanna enjoys hiking, skiing, practicing yoga, and spending time with her family and their rescue German Shepherd. She also serves on the Boulder Arts Committee, maintaining a connection to her creative interests and the local community.



EDUCATION

  • Washington University in St. Louis, B.A.
  • Samford University, Cumberland School of Law, J.D.

BAR ADMISSIONS

  • Colorado (2001)
  • US District Court – District Court of Colorado

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

  • Colorado Bar Association
  • Colorado Trial Lawyers Association
  • American Association for Justice
  • Colorado Women’s Bar Association
  • Boulder County Bar Association


TESTIMONIALS

“After being in my accident, the insurance didn’t want to give me the money I needed to pay off all my medical bills. Deanna and the entire team at Debbie Taussig Law not only got me a max payout but also negotiated down my medical bills and got me extra money I wasn’t expecting! Thank you so much to everyone who helped me out.”
Ben S

“Facing a complex legal matter, I was overwhelmed and uncertain of the road ahead. However, from our very first consultation, the entire team exuded professionalism, compassion, and expertise. They listened intently to my concerns, meticulously reviewed every detail of my case, and formulated a strategy that left no stone unturned. They made sure I was taking care of myself and that I was able to focus on my recovery while the legal matter was handled.”
David H.