The founder and CEO of a prominent law firm was killed in a ski accident on a New York established Ski area, police and his company announced on Sunday.
According to a statement by Colwell Law Group, Kevin Colwell, 53, founder and CEO of the Albany Law Offices of Colwell Law Group, died in a ski accident in the Gore Mountain Ski Resort in North Creek, New York.
“This is a huge tragedy for all of us at the Colwell Law Group. Kevin not only built a company, but a family, and the loss of his presence is deeply felt by anyone who had the privilege of working with him,” Jennifer Stevens, Chief Operating Officer of Colwell Law Group, wrote in a statement on the Facebook page of the company.
The accident happened around 11 am on 8 February when officers were called to the resort at the State Police of Chestertown for reports of an injured skier, According to a statement from the New York State Police.
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The founder and CEO of a prominent law firm was killed in a Freak Ski accident in the state of New York, confirmed his company. (Mary Colwell Facebook)
A seriously injured skier, identified as Colwell, was found in the area of ​​the Sagamore Trail, the police said.
Civil servants said that bystanders and ski patrol personnel tried all life-saving measures, but despite their efforts, Colwell was declared dead on the spot.
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According to the company, the law firm, which has been in practice for almost two decades, is’ a valued family law firm with a sterling reputation That Mr. Colwell has built In the capital, West and Central -New York. ”
“Our thoughts and prayers are with Kevin’s family in this incredibly difficult time. The leadership team is aimed at supporting our employees and guaranteeing continuity within the organization,” said Stevens.
A law firm in the capital region has identified its founder and CEO as the man who was found dead after a ski accident in Gore Mountain on Saturday. (Gore Mountain)
“Mr. Colwell will be deeply missed, but his impact will live on by the company and everyone whose life he has touched.”
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According to the company websiteNot only has Colwell maintained successful legal practice, “(h) e enjoyed camping, walking and skiing with his family and two dogs, Elvis and Lucy.”
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