Reinhart Further Expands Real Estate Practice in Denver

DENVER – Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren s.c. (Reinhart) announces the addition of attorney Thomas Witt and paralegals Melissa Dymerski and Eric Urbanich, further strengthening the firm’s growing Real Estate Practice in Colorado following the recent addition of shareholders Jennifer Stenman and Amy Ruhl.

“Tom, Eric and Melissa bring additional depth to our leasing, development and tax credit practice areas, which are national in scope,” says Joseph Shumow, chair of the firm’s Real Estate Practice. “We are thrilled to have such talented individuals based in Denver helping our commercial real estate clients fully realize their business objectives.”

Witt is committed to equipping his clients with the best information possible so they can leverage those insights to realize the full potential of every project. He offers clients counsel on high-value real estate matters, including acquisitions and dispositions, as well as lease agreements and enforcement. Witt has extensive experience drafting and negotiating agreements on real estate contracts, handling commercial lease agreements for tenants and landlords, and coordinating and managing real estate transactions for purchasers and sellers. Before joining the firm, he worked as a real estate attorney at several Denver law firms and, prior to that, spent a decade working on grant-funded and Section 106 projects across the United States as an archaeologist and historian. Witt earned his J.D. from the University of Denver, his M.A. from the University of Massachusetts and his B.A. from the University of Maine.

Dymerski assists with closing and regulatory documents, titles, contracts, checklists and transfer of leases, as well as document drafting, preparation and notarization.

Urbanich supports complex commercial acquisitions and dispositions, as well as checklist creation and management, due diligence review, title and survey review, closing document preparation, management of the closing process and post-closing matters.