Ethics Board Investigates Miko Brown | Denver News

Denver’s Ethics Board has launched formal investigations into City Attorney Miko Brown over allegations she steered city legal work to her former law firm, Wheeler Trigg ODonnell — a move critics say could violate conflict-of-interest rules. The board voted unanimously to proceed after receiving two complaints: one from a city employee alleging Brown influenced hiring decisions for costly lawsuits, and another accusing her of pressuring an insurance broker to route airport legal matters to the same firm following a deadly incident. Brown denies wrongdoing, and her office remains silent on the board’s decision. The probe could lead to findings of misconduct, ethics violations, or simply recommendations — with Brown entitled to a public hearing if needed.

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