Wells Love & Scoby, LLC
Attorneys
David
G. Eisenstein has practiced law in Colorado since 1977. His
practice emphasizes land use, zoning and planning, real estate,
business and commercial law. Mr. Eisenstein represents clients in
real estate, common interest community development and land use matters
throughout Colorado.
In 1974, Mr. Eisenstein obtained his B.A. with distinction cum laude in
History of Art at the Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio, where he
was Phi Beta Kappa and a member of the Honors College. He
received a scholarship to attend the University of Colorado School of
Law in Boulder, Colorado. While attending law school, Mr.
Eisenstein was articles editor of the University of Colorado Law
Review. He graduated from the University of Colorado School of
Law in May, 1977.
Mr. Eisenstein practiced law in Aspen, Colorado from 1977 through
1985. In 1985 he moved to Boulder to serve as in-house counsel
for a national real estate syndication and development company
head-quartered in Boulder and to coordinate the development of
multifamily residential real estate projects all over the United
States. Mr. Eisenstein opened his own law practice in Boulder,
Colorado, in September, 1986 and practiced as a solo practitioner until
January, 2002 when he merged his practice with and joined the law firm
of Wells, Love & Scoby, LLC.
Mr. Eisenstein currently represents various homebuilders and real
estate development entities primarily in the Denver-Boulder
metropolitan area and in the Aspen/Pitkin County/Roaring Fork Valley
area but also does work throughout Colorado. In addition to
land use, real estate and development matters his practice includes the
preparation of common interest community documents for the formation of
condominiums and other common interest communities and planned
developments and also involves representation of homeowners and
condominium associations. Mr. Eisenstein also has been
instrumental in helping to obtain the land use approvals for many
important real estate development projects in Boulder County and in
Aspen and Pitkin County, Colorado.
In addition to his expertise in land use and real estate law, Mr.
Eisenstein's practice includes business law, including corporations,
partnerships, contracts, buying and selling of businesses, and other
commercial transactions. He has been counsel to and served on the
boards of trustees of various charitable, nonprofit, tax exempt
organizations, including the Aspen Art Museum. He has also served
on the Board of Directors of the Boulder County Bar Association and as
co-chairperson of the Real Estate Section of the Boulder County Bar
Association.
225 Canyon Blvd.
Boulder, Colorado 80302-4920
Telephone 303-449-4400
Fax 303-449-6227