Bobby W.
Dishell

Bobby is a real estate attorney whose practice sits at the intersection of renewable energy and the built environment. He advises business clients on transactional matters including industrial acquisition, disposition, development, and work related to multifamily assets. Bobby is known for guiding his clients through advanced energy matters including building energy efficiency retrofits, solar and wind leasing and development, and planning for and meeting regulatory requirements to reduce building energy use.

Through his real estate and advanced energy work, Bobby advises clients in heavily regulated industries and guides clients through third-party reporting or certification standards, including cannabis and hemp, brewing and distilling, and various sustainability and real estate standards and certifications. His approach to law involves counseling and providing clients with solutions that will empower them to make the best decisions for their business. 

Bobby serves as a publicly elected leader on the Board of Directors for the Regional  Transportation District in Denver, is an instructor and facilitator for Urban Land Institute courses, and is an ambassador for the Support Network, an organization empowering students across the country to create an inclusive community and support one another’s mental health through a peer support model. 

In law school, Bobby taught high school students for the Marshall Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project and worked at the Sustainable Community Development Clinic on matters involving nonprofit formation, commercial co-venture agreements, multi-party land leases, and agreements for agricultural and educational programs. Prior to joining Denver’s Moye White office, Bobby worked for Baltimore City Public Schools as a middle school teacher through Teach for America.

In his spare time, Bobby enjoys trying new restaurants and breweries, being in the mountains, and spending time with his friends and family.