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Cooley Signs Lease for Denver Move
10 Apr, 2020
Colorado office to move to state capital in March 2021
Colorado – April 6, 2020 – Cooley has signed a lease that will move its Colorado office from Broomfield, Colorado, to a new, state-of-the-art space at
1144 Fifteenth in Denver. The location will support the firm’s future growth and provide greater opportunities to collaborate with clients. “Cooley’s history in Colorado began in 1993 as the first Silicon Valley law firm to establish a presence in the state,” said Michael Platt, partner in charge of Cooley’s Colorado office. “We are thrilled to continue our commitment to innovators and entrepreneurs throughout the Rocky Mountain region in a forward-looking space that greatly strengthens our ability to grow with our clients in the area and beyond.” Designed by internationally acclaimed architects at Pickard Chilton, the LEED Gold, 40-story building is the first Class-A office tower to rise above Denver in more than 30 years. The tower will feature dramatic views of the Rockies and offer a 13-story podium with retail stores, restaurants and a 5,000-square-foot fitness center. Cooley's Colorado office has 40+ lawyers and 50+ staff members advising technology and high-growth companies, venture funds and investment banks. The office represents clients across all phases of their business cycles and provides counsel on the most sophisticated and challenging transactions faced by emerging and established companies, funds and underwriters on complex corporate, M&A and capital markets transactions. The firm also represents companies in high-stakes business and intellectual property litigation.
About Cooley LLP Clients partner with Cooley on transformative deals, complex IP and regulatory matters, and high-stakes litigation, where innovation meets the law. Cooley has 1,100+ lawyers across 16 offices in the United States, Asia and Europe.
