Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck will have a new managing partner, Rich Benenson, beginning July 1. The firm celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2018, and Benenson is spending the first six months of 2019 transitioning to the role previously held by Adam Agron, who helmed the firm since 2013.

Brownstein clocked in at 153rd place in the latest Am Law 200 rankings, with more than $179 million in gross annual revenue in 2017 (The firm’s 2018 revenues have not yet been reported). It’s largest office by attorney head count is in Denver, and its western roots are well known, but Brownstein is increasingly a player in the nation’s capital, especially on the lobbying front. Federal lobbying disclosures show that Brownstein recorded the second-largest federal lobbying revenue in 2018 at $31.6 million.

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