
Trial lawyer veers to Venable in Denver
Robert Li
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A regional firm’s former trial and litigation practice head has joined Venable in Denver, bringing more than three decades’ experience in high-stakes, class-action and appellate matters.
Venable has hired Peter Koclanes as a partner, effective Monday (1 July), in both its Denver and New York commercial litigation practices.
Koclanes has joined from West US regional firm Sherman & Howard where he was a partner in the Denver branch. He is a trial lawyer with more than three
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