Greenberg Traurig Counsels The Colorado Health Foundation–Troy Eid Leads Attorney General’s Review of $1.45 Billion Sale of Foundation’s Assets
Prominent Denver Attorneys Join Polsinelli Shughart
Energy Law Firm of Burleson LLP Opens Denver Office to Serve Companies in Resource Plays Throughout Rocky Mountain Region
Husch Blackwell Continues Strategic Denver Expansion with Addition of 24 Attorneys
United Western Bancorp Sues Office of Thrift Supervision and Federal Deposit Isurance Corporation
Hogan Lovells Advises Survitec Group Ltd on LBO of Revere Commercial Marine Business
Hogan Lovells acted as acquisition counsel to Survitec Group Limited (Survitec), the global leader in safety and survival equipment, on the leveraged buyout of Revere Commercial Marine Business from Revere Supply Company Inc. (Revere), to expand its presence in the United States. The deal was announced on 1 December 2010.
Tags: Hogan Lovells | DenverFord & Harrison Boosts Denver Office
Ford & Harrison has boosted its Denver office with the hire of Shella Neba. Neba joins the firm as an associate from Faegre & Benson. She graduated from the University of Michigan Law School.
Source: www.lawweekonline.com
Tags: FordHarrison LLP | DenverNelson Levine Does it Again to Cozen O’Connor
Three attorneys have left Cozen O’Connor for firm, Nelson Levine de Luca & Horst. The group will help open Nelson Levine’s new Denver office. This reminiscent of when the firm took three other attorneys from Cozen earlier in the year. Most recently, on September 8, Joseph Bermudez and Jason Melichar joined Nelson from Cozen as partners. Suzanne Meintzer joined as an associate.
Source: www.nylj.com
Tags: Cozen O'Connor, P.C. | Denver
Hogan & Hartson Makes Considerable Change For Environment
Hogan & Hartson will purchase renewable wind credits for 2008. This agreement gives them the honor of being the largest Denver law firm to replace its electricity use with that of wind. Hogan’s Denver office will purchase 1.86 million kilowatt hours of renewable energy credits, denying the emission of 2.5 million pounds of carbon dioxide . Hogan & Hartson’s decision will benefit the environment extremely, in that it is equivalent to planting 1,030 acres of trees, or in other terms, not driving 2.8 million miles. This latest action is part of Hogan & Hartson’s “Earthwell” program, which focuses on passing policies to reduce waste at the firm’s Colorado’s offices
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