Denver Real Estate and Construction Law Firm
Overview
Founded in 1979 by Albert B. Wolf, Walter "Bud" Slatkin and Jonathan L. Madison, who previously had practiced law together at another Denver law firm Wolf Slatkin & Madison has enjoyed decades of providing legal services representation to a diversity of clients in a variety of legal matters.
Included among the firm's clients are major area contractors, architects and engineers, subcontractors, suppliers, real estate developers and investors, real estate owners...
Founded in 1979 by Albert B. Wolf, Walter "Bud" Slatkin and Jonathan L. Madison, who previously had practiced law together at another Denver law firm Wolf Slatkin & Madison has enjoyed decades of providing legal services representation to a diversity of clients in a variety of legal matters.
Included among the firm's clients are major area contractors, architects and engineers, subcontractors, suppliers, real estate developers and investors, real estate owners...
Founded in 1979 by Albert B. Wolf, Walter "Bud" Slatkin and Jonathan L. Madison, who previously had practiced law together at another Denver law firm Wolf Slatkin & Madison has enjoyed decades of providing legal services representation to a diversity of clients in a variety of legal matters.
Included among the firm's clients are major area contractors, architects and engineers, subcontractors, suppliers, real estate developers and investors, real estate owners, landlords, tenants, business owners, non-profit organizations and estates.
The firm's litigation experience has ranged from a $4.1 Million construction delay damage recovery to a $1 Million dollar judgment against a giant chemical company for an insecticide-caused sterile bull. The firm's attorneys have handled legal matters in a number of states, including Colorado, Wyoming, Texas, Arizona, California, Georgia and Nevada.
The firm's transactional attorneys have a broad range of experience in many areas of business, including entity formation, business purchases and sales, finance, mortgage banking, mergers and acquisitions, commercial and residential real estate transactional matters and real estate development, commercial and residential construction, special district work, condominium conversions, leasing and others.
Wolf Slatkin & Madison attorneys enjoy the highest rating by Martindale-Hubbell, the nation's pre-eminent lawyer peer rating organization. The firm's lawyers are active in bar committees, they author law-related materials for the bar and public, speak at seminars and are also active in community affairs.
Importantly, the lawyers and staff of Wolf Slatkin & Madison are multi-disciplined: comfortable in the courtroom or at the negotiating table and as business advisors providing creative approaches to facilitate the business objectives of our clients.
Our mission is to provide legal services of the highest quality in an ethical manner, at reasonable fees, while affording to our attorneys and staff quality, intellectual and enjoyable life experiences. Our goal is to forge and maintain long-term client relationships, benefitting all who are involved, as well as the community that we serve.
The Wolf Slatkin & Madison attorneys and staff take pride in its adherence to the principle that "the practice of law is a profession, not a business. We measure our success by the number of our satisfied clients."
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