The founder and CEO of a well-known law firm was murdered in a ski accident at a New York-based ski resort, with police and his company announced on Sunday.
According to a statement from Colwell Law Group, Kevin Colwell, 53, founder and CEO of Colwell Law Group's Albany Law Offices, died in a skiing accident at Gore Mountain Ski Resort in No Creek, New York.
“This is a huge tragedy for all of us at Colwell Law Group. Kevin built a family as well as a business. The loss of his existence felt deeply felt by all who have the privilege to work with him. “We will,” Jennifer Stevens, Chief Operating Officer of Colwell Law Group, wrote a statement on the company's Facebook page.
The accident occurred around 11am on February 8th when a state police officer in Chestertown was called to the resort to report an injured skier. According to a statement from the New York State Police.
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The seriously injured skier, identified as Colwell, was found in the Sagamore Trail area, police said.
Officials said that while bystanders and ski patrol staff tried all available lifesaving measures, despite their efforts, Colwell was declared dead at the scene.
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According to the company, the law firm that has actually been practiced for nearly 20 years is “a respected family law firm with a respected reputation. What Colwell built Metropolitan area, western and central New York. ”
“Our thoughts and prayers are with Kevin's family during this incredibly difficult time. Our leadership team focuses on supporting employees and ensuring continuity within the organization. I'm trying to get it,” Stevens said.
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“Colwell is deeply overlooked, but his influence will continue to live through the company and all the people he touches.”
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According to the company's websiteColwell did not only maintain successful legal practices,.”[H]E enjoyed camping, hiking and skiing with her family and her two dogs, Elvis and Lucy. ”
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