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10/01/2020

IFLR1000 United States Recognizes Holland & Hart Practices and Attorneys in 2020

Holland & Hart has been recognized in the 2020 edition of IFLR1000 United States, a guide to the leading financial and corporate attorneys and law firms at the state level in the U.S. Holland & Hart was ranked in five states and six lawyers were selected as leaders in their markets.

The 2020 IFLR1000 United States guide ranks U.S. attorneys and law firms at the state level in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. The 2020 edition expanded the ranking categories for the United States guide beyond the IFLR1000’s core practice areas of banking, capital markets, M&A, and restructuring and insolvency, by adding real estate practices. Rankings are based primarily on transactional evidence, but also consider client and peer feedback (where supported by deal evidence).

Holland & Hart's practice areas and lawyers have been recognized as follows:

Colorado

  • Recommended – Banking and Finance
  • Tier 2 – M&A

Idaho

  • Recommended – M&A

Nevada

  • Tier 1 – M&A
  • Tier 2 – Real Estate

Montana

  • Recommended – Financial and Corporate

Wyoming

  • Recommended – Financial and Corporate

The following attorneys were recognized:

Chris Balch

  • Notable Practitioner – Colorado
  • M&A

Teresa Burkett Buffington

  • Highly Regarded – Wyoming
  • M&A; Real Estate Acquisitions; Real Estate Finance

David Garcia

  • Highly Regarded – Nevada
  • Capital Markets: Debt; Capital Markets: Equity; M&A

Rochelle Rabeler

  • Highly Regarded – Colorado
  • M&A; Project Development; Energy Industry Sector

Lucy Stark

  • Notable Practitioner – United States
  • Capital Markets: Debt; Capital Markets: Equity; Private Equity

Ashley Wald

  • Highly Regarded – Colorado
  • Project Finance
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