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Colorado lawyer Christopher Kulish is one of at least 11 climbers to perish on the mountain in 2019. His former firm said he would be remembered "as a friend and an excellent patent attorney."
May 28, 2019 at 03:51 PM
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The deadliest climbing season in four years on Mount Everest has claimed the life of a former Holland & Hart patent attorney.
Christopher Kulish, 62, died early Monday morning after summiting the world’s highest peak, according to a news release his brother provided to The Denver Post.
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