Experience
Created Governance Documents for National Institute of Corrections
Drafted governance documents and intergovernmental agreements relating to criminal justice information sharing among local justice and community health stakeholders adopted by the National Institute of Corrections in its revision of the Guidelines for Developing a Criminal Justice Coordinating Committee.
M&A Counsel in the Cable Television Industry
Long-time M&A counsel to various U.S. cable companies, including some of the largest in the country. In that capacity, Greg has closed several multibillion-dollar divestitures and acquisitions, negotiated joint ventures and management agreements, negotiated operating authority with local governments, and helped manage the integration of a $39 billion public company merger.
Corporate, M&A Counsel to Energy Company
Corporate and M&A counsel to a Colorado-based energy exploration and production company in connection with upstream and midstream activities, as well as strategic corporate matters, including a $200 million private equity investment, acquisition and divestiture of oil and gas assets with an aggregate value in excess of $300 million, and the development of gas gathering and processing facilities in the Williston Basin, North Dakota.
Corporate Services Agreement
Represented a telecommunications company in securing multibillion-dollar billing and corporate services for a customer base in excess of 25 million.
Construction Company Divestiture
Represented the founders of a Colorado construction company in the divestiture of the business to a top-5 Canadian contractor in a cross-border transaction.
M&A Counsel to Private Liberal Arts College
Represented a private liberal arts college in the acquisition of a fine arts museum and its collections valued in excess of $100 million.
Patent and Product Portfolio License
Represented a cable television provider in the license of a comprehensive product and patent license for interactive programming guide technology, in a transaction valued at over $300 million.
