Jeffrey Brenman

Jeffrey Brenman’s practice focuses on business law clients, including entity choice, organization, structuring and governance matters, regulatory compliance, financing, and assisting with dispute resolution when necessary. He has served as an adjunct professor of law at Denver University’s Sturm College of Law, teaching Securities Law and Regulation.

Jeff is focused on being practical in achieving outcome-driven results. He has counseled entities of all sizes, from single-owner start-up firms to large, publicly-traded companies. He has represented clients involved in initial and secondary public offerings, as well as complex mergers and acquisitions, including representation of a publicly held NASDAQ listed company in a $100 million “going private” leveraged buyout.

Jeff served as securities counsel for many years to a private wealth management division of a trust bank that organized and capitalized a large number of funds, including “fund of funds” partnerships focused on hedge, arbitrage and private equity, as well as single-purpose funds in the technology, real estate development and energy (oil and gas and geothermal development) sectors. He has represented clients in a multitude of industries, including medical products (seasoned and developmental), manufacturing, oil and gas, computer hardware and software, communications, real estate, professional practices, architecture and construction.

Jeff has extensive experience with federal and state securities laws including both public and private company law and has represented clients (both businesses and individuals) in civil business dispute proceedings, including complex civil litigation, securities arbitration and SEC administrative proceedings.

Before pursuing a career in law, Jeff was a biologist and worked as a medical researcher and technician in various medical labs and the electron microscopy laboratory at The Children’s Hospital, Denver, Colorado.