Davis Graham & Stubbs announced Oct. 21 that Rhodes Evans, Jonathon Hill and Zane Reynolds have joined the firm as associates. All three are admitted to practice law in Colorado and previously worked as summer clerks at the firm.
Rhodes Evans joins the firm’s Trial Group, where her practice will focus on complex commercial litigation.
Evans previously interned with the Office of the Public Defender for Florida’s Eighth Judicial Circuit and the Eighth Judicial Circuit Court in Gainesville. During law school, she externed with the Colorado Supreme Court, where she drafted petitions for certiorari and case briefs. She also clerked in the Consumer Protection Division of the Colorado Attorney General’s Office, conducting legal research and supporting trial teams on regulatory and consumer protection matters.
Jonathon Hill joins the firm’s Business & Corporate Advisory Group, where his practice will focus on corporate transactional law.
As a summer associate at Davis Graham, Hill conducted legal research on real estate, mineral rights and nonprofit matters. He also prepared 50-state surveys on taxation, recording statutes, oil and gas indemnification limitations and intellectual property laws. His experience includes drafting and reviewing documents related to mergers and acquisitions and preparing legal alerts on federal antitrust developments and state real estate statutes.
Hill earned his law degree and bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Denver. During law school, he served as co-president of the Black Law Students Association, a staff editor for the Transportation Law Journal, a teaching assistant and a student attorney in the Civil Rights Clinic.
Zane Reynolds joins the firm’s Business & Corporate Advisory Group, where his practice will focus on corporate transactions, mergers and acquisitions and corporate governance.
Reynolds previously served as a judicial intern for Colorado Court of Appeals Judge Jaclyn Casey Brown. He also worked as a research fellow at the Getches-Wilkinson Center for Natural Resources, Energy and the Environment, focusing on public land use and disposition policy. His previous research experience includes projects related to wildfire management on public lands.
During law school, Reynolds served as president of the Transaction and Negotiation Team and as an associate editor of the Colorado Law Review.