LAW WEEK COLORADO
DENVER – Denver energy and natural resources law firm Welborn Sullivan Meck and Tooley has added four associates.
Attorneys Darcy Levy, Nora Pincus, Scott Turner and Jeffrey Flege are coming on board. They will each join different practice areas within the firm.
Levy, who will focus on transactional and corporate law, was a former associate at Boston-based law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf and received her degree in 2007 from the Boston College Law School. Her pro bono experience includes corporate work for non-profit organizations as well as immigration and asylum work.
Pincus received her law degree in 2008 from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. She is a commercial litigator with experience in oil & gas and natural resources law, and is involved in the Rocky Mountain Children’s Law Center.
Turner was a business and information technology consultant with global business consulting firm Accenture before receiving his law degree from the University of Colorado Law School in 2008.
Prior to his legal career, Jeffrey Flege was as a geospatial intelligence analyst and a field biologist surveying desert tortoises in Nevada and monitoring the population trends of neotropical migrants in Texas. While attending CU Law School, Flege interned with the natural resources and environmental section of the Colorado Attorney General’s Office. At Welborn Sullivan, Flege will specialize in oil and gas title work.
