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Steven L. Heisdorffer Joins Higgins, Hopkins, McLain & Roswell

Higgins, Hopkins, McLain & Roswell is pleased to announce that Steve Heisdorffer has joined the firm as Special Counsel.  Steve joins the firm after having been a partner at Godin & Baity, LLC for the last twenty-five years. 

Mr. Heisdorffer represents construction professionals in construction defect disputes and advises them regarding risk mitigation and transfer. Mr. Heisdorffer is an experienced trial lawyer that has tried commercial disputes and construction defect cases in arbitration forums and courts over the last 28 years.  In addition, he has successfully represented large and small companies in commercial disputes, including computer software performance and intellectual property disputes, taking several to trial.  Steve has also acted as a counselor to technology companies.  Steve has expertise drafting and negotiating development agreements, distributor agreements, license agreements, and service agreements for his technology clients.

Mr. Heisdorffer graduated with high honors from both the University of Northern Iowa and University of Iowa, College of Law and is an AV ® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rated attorney by Martindale-Hubbell and has presented to a variety of trade groups including technology, construction, and insurance industries.

Regarding Mr. Hesidorffer’s joining the firm, founding member Dave McLain said: “We have a long history with Steve and his former partners at Godin & Baity, going back to co-counseling and trying cases while Dave Higgins and I were still at Long & Jaudon in the late 1990s.  Our firms have always had similar clientele and an unwavering devotion to serving our clients’ best interests.  I could not be happier that Steve decided to join HHMR.”

You can reach Steve Heisdorffer by e-mail at heisdorffer@hhmrlaw.com or by telephone at (303) 653-0044.
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David McLain
8 years ago

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