Marc Kliewer

Marc Kliewer has represented agribusiness clients in Kansas and Colorado for over 30 years, primarily in the grain, ethanol production, cotton ginning, and crop production input industries. The broad perspective he draws from his extensive experience in joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, and ad valorem taxation of complex industrial properties assists our clients in achieving success in challenging business environments.He has been instrumental in structuring numerous joint ventures involving farmers' cooperatives to better serve the interests of agricultural producers in Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Nebraska. He also advises clients on Hart-Scott-Rodino Act compliance issues, Capper-Volstead Act matters, and federal and state securities laws.

Kliewer is the co-author of "Overview of Stockholder Appraisal Issues in Mergers and Consolidations of Farmer Cooperatives", published in The Cooperative Accountant, the publication of the National Society of Accountants for Cooperatives. He has delivered presentations to trade associations on farmers' cooperative merger issues and property tax issues involving grain handling and storage facilities.

He was raised near Nescatunga, Oklahoma, and is a graduate of Northwestern Oklahoma State University. He received his Juris Doctor degree from the University of San Diego. He is based in the firm's Garden City office.