Adam Cohen

Adam is a trusted advisor to institutional investors, fund managers, and companies in fund formation, real estate, energy, and transactions.

He is a vital leader in fund formation, corporate, merger and acquisition, master limited partnership, and real estate deal teams, working closely with other lawyers in the firm to achieve clients’ transactional goals.

Institutional investors seek Adam’s counsel when investing in funds focused on various sectors of the economy, including hedge funds, venture capital funds, oil and gas funds, and real estate funds and assists fund managers in establishing funds in these sectors.

Adam counsels clients on renewable energy and low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) projects and funds. He is a sought-after, industry-leading speaker and has published frequently on the topics of opportunity zones, renewable energy tax incentives, and partnerships.

Adam is a former contributing editor for the "Shop Talk" column of Journal of Taxation and he co-chairs the firm’s Fund Formation practice.

American College of Tax Counsel, American Bar Association, Colorado Bar Association

George Washington University School of Law, J.D., 2000 (Highest Honors, Order of the Coif)

Rice University, B.A., 1997