Jessica Dangoia-Crandall

Jessica Dangoia-Crandall is an associate at Davis Graham & Stubbs LLP, where her practice focuses on corporate transactional law across a broad range of industries, and includes mergers and acquisitions and representation of startups and emerging growth companies with regard to both equity financing and corporate governance matters. Ms. Dangoia-Crandall also advises clients on general corporate and securities topics and commercial contracts.

Ms. Dangoia-Crandall currently serves as the Vice-Chair for the Colorado Technology Association's YoPro Board. She is a member of DGS’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee, the Denver Bar Association, the Colorado Women’s Bar Association, and the Colorado LGBT Bar Association.

Prior to joining DGS, Ms. Dangoia-Crandall completed externships for the Honorable Robert L. McGahey, Jr. of the Denver District Court and Senior Administrative Law Judge Edwin Felter, Jr. of the Colorado Office of Administrative Courts. During law school, Ms. Dangoia-Crandall was a summer associate in the DGS Finance & Acquisitions Department. Before attending law school, she was a paralegal at a law firm in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Representative Matters

• Represented KSL Capital Partners in its $32 million acquisition of Blue Mountain Ski Resort
• Represented KSL Capital Partners in its sale of the Margaritaville Hotel and Resort in Florida for $270 million
• Represented Reliance Worldwide Corporation in connection with its purchase of the EZ-FLO Corporation for $320 million
• Represented a client in its acquisition of a Colorado-based water and wastewater treatment facility construction company
• Represented a subsidiary of a publicly-traded client in its acquisition of a green energy startup firm
• Represented multiple Colorado-based tech startups in Series Seed, Series A, and more advanced financing rounds
• Represented the sellers of Colorado-based SEAKR Engineering in the sale of its business to Raytheon Technologies
• Represented Angelina Forest Products, the operator of a lumber mill in east Texas, in connection with its 2021 acquisition by West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. for approximately $300 million.