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General Practice

Corporate counsel for companies with no legal department

Formation, the agreements you actually run on, financing and the eventual sale — handled by the attorney who will still be here when it closes.

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Most Colorado companies do not need a general counsel. They need one lawyer who knows the company, answers the same day, and does not have to be briefed from the beginning every time something comes up. That is what this desk is for.

We form and restructure entities, paper the agreements a company runs on — operating and shareholder agreements, customer and vendor contracts, contractor and employment terms, leases — and take financings, buy-sells and asset or share sales through to closing.

When something turns into a dispute, an employment claim or a founder’s estate, it stays in this building. The corporate file does not get handed to a firm that has never read it.

What we handle

  • Entity formation, conversion and restructuring in Colorado and Delaware
  • Operating and shareholder agreements, including buy-sell and succession terms
  • Customer, vendor, contractor and confidentiality agreements, and the templates behind them
  • Seed and venture financings, convertible notes and SAFEs
  • Asset and share sales: letters of intent, diligence and closing
  • Commercial leases and Front Range landlord negotiations

The firm in figures

Where that leaves you

practices in one office, sharing one intake desk and one file for your matter
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the year Omnia opened on the eighth floor of the Equitable Building
1998
attorneys, so a hearing date never waits on one person’s calendar
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Call to plan

How the first week goes

  1. One call, one desk

    You describe the problem once. Whoever answers finds the attorney whose practice it is and books the consultation with them — nobody asks you to ring a different number.

  2. A read and a price

    Inside a week you have a plain read on where you stand, what we would do first, and what it costs — flat fee, hourly or contingency, named before you commit to anything.

  3. One file, however it grows

    A company sale that turns into an employment claim, or an estate that turns into litigation, stays one matter with one team. Nothing gets explained from the beginning twice.

Straight answers

Questions

Do you work on a flat fee?

For defined work, yes. Formations, a contract template set, a lease review and most closings are quoted flat before we start. Ongoing advice runs hourly or on a monthly retainer — whichever is cheaper for how often you actually call.

Can you be our lawyers if we have no in-house counsel at all?

That is most of this practice. Owner-operated Colorado companies between five and two hundred people are the centre of it, and the arrangement is usually a named partner plus a direct line rather than a formal outside-counsel programme.

Do you handle Delaware entities?

Yes. Delaware incorporation with a Colorado foreign qualification is the usual shape for a company raising outside money, and we file and maintain both, including registered agent and annual reports.

What happens if a deal turns into litigation?

It stays in this office. The partner who papered the deal briefs the litigator down the hall, which is faster and cheaper than sending a file to a firm that has to read it from scratch.

Other practice areas

Bring us the thing you have been putting off.

A first conversation about your company costs nothing and takes twenty minutes.

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