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It's little wonder Denver is currently experiencing an influx of out-of-towners: Business is booming, and people like living there for a variety of reasons. As it turns out, those are reasons enough to sustain law firms, and attract law firms from elsewhere. But, as the city's homegrown firms have come to find, even a boom market can get crowded.
October 05, 2018 at 08:20 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Mid Market Report/midmarketreport
Sabrina Stavish, a native of Upstate New York, recalls graduating from University of Colorado Law School in 1987 not expecting to remain in the state for decades following.
“I never thought I’d stay at the same place for 30 years,” said Stavish, who in September marked her 30th anniversary at 40-lawyer intellectual property firm Sheridan Ross in Denver. Stavish is an executive committee member and has held leadership roles on and off for years.
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