After 45 years, the business law firm Burns, Figa & Will will dissolve at the end of the week.

“It’s a mix of feelings,” says Scott Clark, an environmental lawyer and the firm’s CEO.

Burns, Figa & Will’s attorneys will go in different directions. Six are joining the Denver office of Clark Hill, an international firm. Five have left to start the Cherry Creek office of Jennings Haug Keleher McLeod Waterfall, a regional firm. One is joining Childs McCune Michalek.

“I’m saddened and disappointed to see the end of Burns, Figa & Will,” Clark said during a phone interview Friday. “I think we’ve done a great job of building a reputation for putting out a really high-quality product while also being good attorneys to work with. So, I’m disappointed to see the firm end but, at the same time, I am

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