•  recommends sponsoring, proposing changes to, supporting or opposing proposed legislation affecting real property;
• considers current title problems and drafts and proposes title standards or legislation for their solution;
• recommends changes to the standard forms adopted by the Real Estate Commission; and
• acts as a liaison to the Interprofessional Committee, the purpose of which is to promote a better understanding among real estate professionals, and to the Colorado Housing Council, the purpose of which is to see to it that the public is better served in its housing needs, through the advancement of communication among industry members.

Todd Seelman, our antitrust specialist here at Grimshaw & Harring in Denver, Colorado, breaks down this new case in detail HERE.

Mr. Kaplan will continue to advise business entities, including political subdivisions and non-profit organizations, on corporate governance matters.  He will also continue his municipal bond practice, representing underwriters, borrowers, banks and issuers in almost every kind of municipal bond transaction, from healthcare to housing.  Please visit his bio page for more information.

Mr. Bergstrom will continue to focus his practice on business, real estate and related tax law, assisting his clients with a wide variety of legal needs, including structuring and forming all types of business entities; business succession through acquisition, mergers, reorganization, family planning and/or asset and equity sales; financing transactions; negotiating and drafting contracts; general business counseling; documenting the financing and structuring of real estate ventures and a variety of tax matters. Please visit his bio page for more information.

Grimshaw & Harring, P.C. welcomes Tom George as its newest Associate.

Having accepted a position with the firm after his 2008 Summer Clerkship, Tom will assist the firm in its special district and municipal law department, and will also practice in the areas of public/private partnership projects (P3), land use and zoning, transportation, real estate development, and litigation.  Welcome!

Since 1916 DCS has established a solid reputation for academic excellence. It is a co-educational, college preparatory Christian school serving Colorado students from preschool through 12th grade from the greater metro Denver area and beyond.

DCS enjoys an excellent reputation in the Denver area, offering many conveniences to area families including before and after-care, free shuttle service between the three campuses, and the many blessings that come with belonging to the DCS Family. DCS is described by many as “a small town school in a large city.”  Click HERE for more information on DCS.

Tom Grimshaw has been on the Board of Directors of the Colorado Community College Systems Foundation since 1987 and has been involved and a supporter for even longer than that.  On Thursday, February 19, 2009,  there was a reception and celebration honoring his retirement as Chairman of the Board.  In addition to gifts including a framed letter from Governor Ritter honoring Tom’s long service to the State of Colorado, it was announced that a $25,000 endowment will be created for the Thomas T. Grimshaw Scholarship.  Tom will work with the foundation to establish the guidelines and parameters for the award of this scholarship.

This very nice honor demonstrates the amount of respect fellow board members and administrators of the Colorado Community Colleges have for Tom.  The directors of Grimshaw & Harring are pleased to be making a contribution to assist with the creation of the endowment.