Chelsea Reinhard

Chelsea helps clients achieve real estate and development objectives. By evaluating both immediate steps and issues as well as potential outcomes, she provides strategies that address current needs and long-term goals.

Chelsea’s practice focuses on land use and development, acquisitions and dispositions of property, commercial leasing, and myriad other real property concerns such as easements and HOA matters. Chelsea additionally works closely with the public finance team on matters related to general district governance and as disclosure counsel for limited offerings funding infrastructure for new development. Chelsea began her law career as a litigator representing owners, architects, and contractors in a wide array of construction and real estate disputes ranging from easements, title issues, tax increment financing to landmark designations.

Having dissected multiple transactions and construction projects in litigation, Chelsea helps clients understand how ambiguities present risk and how to prevent those risks from materializing into costly disputes. She has assisted clients in achieving their development goals in large, mixed-use, and commercial projects, as well as in urban renewal.

• Represented seller in resolution of dispute involving mistaken conveyance of property in multi-million dollar land transaction.
• Assisted in obtaining jury verdict for developer in suit to secure performance by water district to obtain entitlements for subdivision.
• Represented homeowner in successful challenge to historic landmark designation.

Speaking Engagements

• “Cost-Plus Contracts: Implied Record-Keeping Duties,” Colorado Construction Law Seminar, Mar. 4, 2022

Publications

• “Amendment to Statute that Shuttered Private 14ers to Provide New Protection to Landowners (But it isn’t Foolproof),” Legal Alert, Feb. 26, 2024
• “Doing Business in Colorado: Zoning,” 2023 Lex Mundi Update