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NELSON MULLINS: Experienced Energy Transactions Attorney Greg Brown Joins Nelson Mullins in Denver

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Nelson Mullins issued the following announcement on Dec. 11.

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP announced that Gregory S. Brown has joined the firm as a partner in its Denver office. He is an experienced energy transactions attorney who joins from Fox Rothschild.

Brown focuses his practice primarily in oil and gas exploration and development transactions. He has substantial experience in the acquisition and development of oil and gas reserves. He provides acquisition and operational legal counsel in connection with numerous producing basins throughout the United States, including non-conventional production, such as coal-bed methane. He also has an extensive background in the federal income tax implications associated with such transactions.

In addition, Brown handles the financing, formation, operation, and liquidation of joint venture and partnership arrangements. He also has vast experience representing financial institutions, both domestic and foreign, and providing loan production financing and other revolving credit facilities to the extractive industries.

“I am delighted to reunite with Greg after working with him in the mid-2000s,” said Energy Industry Group Co-Chair Larry Ostema. “His extensive experience with oil and gas transactions will be a great benefit as we continue to expand our client offerings in the natural resources sector.”

Before entering private practice, Brown was a senior tax attorney with Sun Company in Dallas and with The Superior Oil Company in Houston. In these roles, he handled numerous acquisitions of oil and gas interests, both domestically and internationally.

He earned his L.L.M. from New York University School of Law (1977), his JD from Loyola University New Orleans School of Law (1976), and his B.A. from the University of Denver (1973).

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