Practice Areas
Business Transactions
Intellectual Property
Real Estate
Franchise
Partner
Mark is a fourth generation Colorado native with a broad transactional practice developed over the past 28 years. Having spent 18 years of his career as an equity partner at a top 200 U.S. commercial law firm, Mark brings his expertise to HND&M. With a focus on corporate, real estate and intellectual property aspects of his clients’ business operations, Mark provides advice on a full range of business transactions, from business planning and formation, through growth involving contractual, management and operational issues, as well as with mergers, acquisitions, and dispositions of companies and their assets. Mark has represented clients of all sizes, from global companies to smaller and up-and-coming entrepreneurs, in a broad range of industries.
In the real estate arena, Mark has significant experience representing sellers, buyers, landlords, tenants, and lenders in transactions involving acquisition, disposition, leasing, and lending of commercial, industrial and residential real property, and documenting and enforcing rights among third parties through easements, covenants and restrictions, as well as providing legal opinion letters affirming parties’ rights and responsibilities in various transactions.
When addressing intellectual property rights, Mark has represented clients both domestically and abroad in various intellectual property matters, whether related to trademark portfolios, branding and rebranding of products and services, licensing, or protection of clients’ intellectual property capital. A more detailed sample of Mark’s experience is listed under his Representative Matters.
Outside of work, in addition to spending time with family and enjoying skiing, the fall of 2024 will be Mark’s sixth season as a high school football referee with the Denver Football Officials Association, for games throughout the greater Denver metropolitan area.
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