Randall J. Feuerstein

Background

Feuerstein, Randall J. was born on June 2, 1953 in Greeley, Colorado, United States.

Education

University of Colorado at Boulder (Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, with honors, 1975). University of Denver (Juris Doctor, 1980).

Career

Worked at Dufford & Brown, Professional Corporation (Denver, Colorado) specializing in General Practice in all Courts. Corporation, Securities, Partnership, Commercial, Transactions, International Business Transactions, Real Estate, Farm and Ranch, Finance, Antitrust, Estate Planning, Probate, Public Utilities, Mining, Oil and Gas, Public Lands, Water Rights, Natural Resources, Environmental, Hazardous Waste, Administrative, Legislative Practice, Trademark, Copyright, Employment, Workers" Compensation, Eminent Domain, Domestic Relations, Litigation, Bankruptcy and Alternative Dispute Resolution. Admitted to the bar, 1980, Colorado.

Order of Saint Ives.

Tau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Nu. Associate Editor, Denver Law Journal, 1979-1980. Company-Author: "May the Landlord Unreasonably Withhold Consent to Assignment?" The Colorado Lawyer, October, 1983.

Author: "Real Estate Litigation in the Bankruptcy Context," Real Property Practice and Litigation, 1990.

Member: Denver, Colorado (Member, Business/Bankruptcy Subcommittee, Real Estate Section and Agricultural Law Section, Chair, 1995-1996) and American Bar Associations. Dufford & Brown, Professional Corporation, founded in 1960, includes twenty-eight attorneys, seventeen of whom are shareholders.

The firm has a broad-based business, real estate, natural resources and litigation practice, representing clients involved in a wide variety of endeavors throughout the Rocky Mountain region. In the representation of its clients, the firm provides a full range of legal services through an experienced and knowledgeable group of professionals.

Achievements

• Randall J. Feuerstein has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author: "Real Estate Litigation in the Bankruptcy Context," Real Property Practice and Litigation, 1990. Co-Author: "May the Landlord Unreasonably Withhold Consent to Assignment?" The Colorado Lawyer, October, 1983.

Membership

Member: Denver, Colorado (Member, Business/Bankruptcy Subcommittee, Real Estate Section and Agricultural Law Section, Chair, 1995-1996) and American Bar Associations.