Recent Transactions

Omni Apartment Communities, Inc
Omni Apartment Communities, Inc. in its sale to Riverstone Residential Group, LLC
Attorneys: Lisa D’Ambrosia, Lyle A. Wallace and Ned A. Minor were advisors for this transaction.

Economy Steel, Inc.
Economy Steel, Inc. In its sale of assets to CMC Steel Fabricators, Inc.
Attorneys: Anthony A. King and Lyle A. Wallace were advisors for this transaction.

SunnySide Temp Side
SunnySide Temp Side, a staffing agency that served the front-range for 32-years, sold to Talent Tree Crystal, Inc.
Lisa A. D’Ambrosia and Ned A. Minor were the advisors.

International Equity Ventures, LLC
Minor & Brown PC advised and represented International Equity Ventures, LLC and its affiliates in the consolidation of commercial and residential real estate brokerage firms in five states.
Ned A. Minor, Lisa A. D’Ambrosia, and Lyle A. Wallace were the advisors

McCoy Sales Corporation
McCoy Sales Corporation, a Manufacturers Representative and Distributor dedicated to serving the front-range for over 45-years, sold to Colville Capital LLC.
James A. Thomas, Ned A. Minor, and Lyle A. Wallace were the advisors.

Timing Solutions
Minor & Brown advised and represented Timing Solutions in its stock sale to Symmetricom.  Lisa A. D’Ambrosia, Ned A. Minor, and Lyle A. Wallace were the advisors.

Reber/Russell Company
Reber/Russell Company agreed to combine with First Western Investment Advisors, an affiliate of First Western Trust Bank.
Lisa A. D'Ambrosia and Ned A. Minor were the advisors.

WRC
The shareholder of WRC, a leading provider of integrated land engineering and related services in North America sold to ENGlobal, a leading provider of engineering and systems services in the petroleum refining, production, and transmission industries. Anthony A. King was the advisor

BCS/Prosoft
The merger of Digital Business Systems, Inc. of Texas, Prosoft, Inc. of Colorado, and Prosoft Technologies, Inc. of Colorado resulted in the creation of BCS/Prosoft. James A. Thomas, Jr.  was the advisor

Efficient Enterprises, Inc.
The owner of Efficient Electric, United Plumbing, LLC, United Home Electric, and McGwire Supply sold to SBS Construction Holdings, LLC, a subsidiary of Stock Building Supply, Inc. Timothy D. Scott and Anthony A. King were the advisors

Buckley Powder Company of Oklahoma
Buckley Powder Company of Oklahoma acquired a portion of American East Explosives, Inc., wholly owned by Dyno Nobel Inc. Timothy D. Scott, Lisa A. D’Ambrosia, and Ned A. Minor were the advisors

Wonderland Homes at City Park
Wonderland Homes at City Park, builder of high-quality, livable homes in the best neighborhoods, created another great neighborhood. James A. Thomas, Jr. and Lyle A. Wallace were the advisors

The Denver Athletic Club
The Denver Athletic Club refinanced its real estate for its 1325 Glenarm Place facility Lisa A. D’Ambrosia, Timothy D. Scott, and Ned A. Minor were the advisors

Western Hydronic Sales, Inc.
Basil Lindstrom and Western Hydronic Sales, Inc. sold its operations to Shamrock Sales, Inc. Anthony A. King  was the advisor

Promote It!
Colorado based Promote It! sold its business to The Active Network, Inc., provider of technology applications and marketing access to the community services and active lifestyle marketplace Lisa A. D’Ambrosia , Lyle A. Wallace , and Ned A. Minor were the advisors

SMKB Holdings, LLC
SMKB Holdings, LLC successfully completed its strategic acquisition of GMS Concrete Inc. Timothy D. Scott and Anthony A. King were the advisors

RNL Design, Inc.
Global design firm RNL Design, Inc. expanded its Western operations by merging with Brendle Architects, P.C. Lisa A. D’Ambrosia and Lyle A. Wallace were the advisors

Boyer Ridge Land, LLC
Boyer Ridge Land, LLC purchased Levis Ranch in Walden, CO Lisa A. D’Ambrosia was the advisor

Coe Construction, Inc.
Coe Construction, Inc. transitioned ownership to management Anthony A. King and Ned A. Minor were the advisors

Vegas General Construction, Co.
SBS Construction Holdings, LLC, a subsidiary of Stock Building Supply Holdings, Inc., the largest supplier of building materials to professionals in the U.S., strategically acquired Vegas General Construction, Co. and its affiliates. Anthony A. King , Timothy D. Scott , and Ned A. Minor were the advisors

ACH Foam Technologies, LLC
The merger of Advance Foam Plastics, Inc., Contour Products, Inc., and Hearltand EPS, Inc. resulted in the creation of ACH Foam Technologies, LLC, the new leader of the U.S. expanded polystyrene market. James A. Thomas , Jr. , Barbara J. Wells , and Ned A. Minor were the advisors

Chas Maloy and OrcaWest Holdings, LLC
Chas Maloy and OrcaWest Holdings, LLC purchased Equine Innovations, Inc., the Loveland based designer of ultrasound equipment used in veterinary markets Lisa A. D’Ambrosia , Timothy D. Scott , and Ned A. Minor were the advisors

JMB Denver, LLC
JMB Denver, LLC, a market leader in lumber products and residential framing services in the Colorado front-range, acquired Tri-County Construction, Inc. Anthony A. King  was the advisor

FirstChoice Healthcare Services
FirstChoice Healthcare Services, a leader in the Denver Metro area of home healthcare services, acquired the Denver operation of Specialty Therapy Services, Inc. Anthony A. King was the advisor

Swingle Lawn, Tree and Landscape Care
Swingle Lawn, Tree and Landscape Care expanded into the Colorado Northern Front Range with its acquisition of Arborworks Tree Care of Fort Collins Anthony A. King was the advisor

Snap, Inc.
Snap, Inc., a Denver-based temporary staffing service, sold its business to Sena Group, LLC Lisa A. D’Ambrosia was the advisor

Mountain City Meat Co., Inc.
Mountain City Meat Co., Inc. recapitalized with equity investment by billion dollar equity fund Sorenson Capital. Anthony A. King and Lyle A. Wallace were the advisors

Elite Auto Glass
Elite Auto Glass, a leading auto glass supplier in the western United States and its affiliated entities sold their business to Belron, Inc., the world’s largest vehicle glass repair and replacement company. Lisa A. D’Ambrosia , Lyle A. Wallace , and Ned A. Minor were the advisors

Benefit Management & Design, Inc.
Benefit Management & Design, Inc. sold its assets to Lockton Companies of Colorado, Inc. Lisa A. D’Ambrosia and Ned A. Minor were the advisors

Business Tax Credit Corporation d/b/a The Alameda Company
Business Tax Credit Corporation d/b/a The Alameda Company sold substantially all of its business and assets to First Advantage Corporation Anthony A. King and Ned A. Minor were the advisors