Background
Cope, Thomas F. was born on February 29, 1948 in Oak Park, Illinois, United States.
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- Author: Chapter 7, "Regulation of Mining and Oil and Gas Operations," Colorado Environmental Law Handbook, 3d Edition, 1994. "Environmental Liabilities of Non-Operating Parties," 37 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute 1-1, 1991. Chapter 20, "Non-Coal Federal Mineral Leasing," and Chapter 21, "Disposal of Mineral Materials," American Law of Mining, 2d Edition, 1984.
Thomas F. Cope
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University of Denver (Bachelor of Arts, 1970. Master of Arts, 1976. Juris Doctor, 1974).
Career
Worked at Holme Roberts & Owen Limited Liability Partnership (Denver, Colorado) specializing in General Civil Practice in all State and Federal Courts. Corporations, Real Estate, Securities, Intellectual Property, Natural Resources, Health Care, Tax and Estate Planning, Bankruptcy, Municipal and Finance, Environmental and Hazardous Waste Litigation, Labor and Employment, Banking, Water Rights, Telecommunications, International Business and International Tax. Admitted to the bar, 1974, Colorado, 1978, Illinois.
Order of Saint Ives.
Member, Board of Editors, Denver Law Journal, 1973-1974. Company-Editor, "Colorado Environmental Compliance Update, 1993. Managing Editor, "Environmental Liability in Commercial Transactions Reporter," 1990-1992.
Contributing Editor, "Oil & Gas Law and Taxation Review," Oxford, England, 1987-1993.
Author: Chapter 7, "Regulation of Mining and Oil and Gas Operations," Colorado Environmental Law Handbook, 3d Edition, 1994. "Environmental Liabilities of Non-Operating Parties," 37 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute 1-1, 1991.
Chapter 20, "Non-Coal Federal Mineral Leasing," and Chapter 21, "Disposal of Mineral Materials," American Law of Mining, 2d Edition, 1984. Member: American Law Institute.
Selden Society.
Overview: Holme Roberts & Owen Limited Liability Partnership was founded in 1898, only 40 years after Denver"s birth, by two experienced litigators whose primary clients were railroad and mining companies.
Today the firm still represents such interests, among them Southern Pacific Railroad and Newmont Gold Company, but now its lawyers number 180 or more and its clients also include local and national leaders in such industries as telecommunications, banking, corporate finance, health care, electronics and oil and gas.
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Author: Chapter 7, "Regulation of Mining and Oil and Gas Operations," Colorado Environmental Law Handbook, 3d Edition, 1994. "Environmental Liabilities of Non-Operating Parties," 37 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute 1-1, 1991. Chapter 20, "Non-Coal Federal Mineral Leasing," and Chapter 21, "Disposal of Mineral Materials," American Law of Mining, 2d Edition, 1984.
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Member, Board of Editors, Denver Law Journal, 1973-1974. Company-Editor, "Colorado Environmental Compliance Update, 1993. Managing Editor, "Environmental Liability in Commercial Transactions Reporter," 1990-1992.
Contributing Editor, "Oil & Gas Law and Taxation Review," Oxford, England, 1987-1993.
