Kaplan Kirsch assists a diverse range of clients with the redevelopment of contaminated properties, often referred to as “Brownfields.” We help our clients transform contaminated properties into safe and productive spaces by providing expert counsel on purchase and sale agreements, environmental due diligence, environmental liability insurance policies, environmental cleanup and regulatory compliance obligations, regulatory orders and voluntary cleanup plan approvals, real estate and land use matters, and public financing mechanisms. We also advise on remediation, construction, habitat conservation, and professional service contracting.
We are proud to help clients bring to fruition some of the most iconic projects across the Colorado Front Range, including the redevelopment of Denver’s Union Station, the former Stapleton International Airport, River Mile (site of current Elitch Gardens Theme & Water Park), Broadway Station, and the U.S. Army Pueblo Chemical Depot. Our Brownfields experience extends nationwide, with work in California and other states. We advise and litigate on issues that enable residential redevelopment of formerly contaminated areas. Our work spans trail restoration and habitat conservation, mining remediation, airport and rail redevelopment, luxury resort development, and renewable energy.

