More Growth in Denver for Polsinelli Shughart’s Health Care Practice

Polsinelli Shughart welcomes Denver attorney Emily E. Wey to the firm’s national health care practice as shareholder. Wey will focus on a variety of operational, transactional and compliance issues for health care providers.  Having served as in-house counsel for both payors and providers, Wey has developed in-depth knowledge of issues involving private reimbursement and payor contracting. She joins a deep bench of firm health care attorneys who advise clients in the increasingly complex, ever-changing landscape of health care law and regulatory compliance responsibilities.

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Greenberg Traurig Counsels The Colorado Health Foundation–Troy Eid Leads Attorney General’s Review of $1.45 Billion Sale of Foundation’s Assets

The Colorado Attorney General’s Office has concluded that The Colorado Health Foundation (TCHF) is legally entitled to receive the expected proceeds from the $1.45 billion sale of its 40 percent equity interest in the HealthOne hospital system to Hospital Corporation of America (HCA), the nation’s largest hospital chain.

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Prominent Denver Attorneys Join Polsinelli Shughart

Citing the firm’s extensive national resources and complementary practices, a group of Denver attorneys will join Polsinelli Shughart effective November 1. The attorneys include some of Denver’s most highly respected corporate, intellectual property, real estate, and construction and business litigation attorneys from Hensley Kim, LLC. The attorneys join Polsinelli Shughart’s Denver office and will serve clients locally, regionally and nationally.

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United Western Bancorp Sues Office of Thrift Supervision and Federal Deposit Isurance Corporation

Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP, a leading global law firm, announced today that the firm has filed suit on behalf of the outside directors of the Denver-based holding company United Western Bancorp against the Office of Thrift Supervision (“OTS”) and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”) for improperly seizing United Western Bank (“United Western”).

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Nelson 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.

 

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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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