About Jacob
Jacob Kiel came to regulation after finishing both undergraduate and legal studies at Drake University. He earned a Bachelor of Science from Drake after which returned to its law school for a law degree. Those years in Des Moines shaped his strategy to practice and gave him a grounding in legal studies and counseling.
After law school, Kiel moved into personal practice. In 2024 he joined Stange Law Office, PC as an associate lawyer. That position marked the start of his expert work in Iowa courts and administrative matters. He carries the procedural knowledge of a young attorney who has had early exposure to client intake, drafting court filings, and making ready things for hearings.
Kiel became a member of the State Bar of Iowa in 2024. He maintains that membership and handles things that occur under Iowa law. His admission to the Iowa bar authorized him to seem earlier than state tribunals and advise clients on state legal matters. Colleagues describe his courtroom preparation as thorough and his written work as clear and organised.
In his day-to-day practice at Stange Law Office, PC, Kiel works on tasks typical for an associate. He conducts legal studies, prepares motions and briefs, and communicates with clients and opposing counsel. He additionally participates in legal strategy periods and assists more senior lawyers on complicated things. Those responsibilities have given him continuous exposure to litigation workflows and client counseling.
Outside the workplace, Kiel keeps a low public profile. He has not been publicly credited with published scholarship or prominent cases. That absence of public record is constant with an attorney early in his professional life who is constructing experience thru hands-on work for clients rather than through public-dealing with legal proceedings.
He is certified in Iowa and practices out of the Stange Law Office, PC offices. His current practice involves representing clients in matters arising beneath Iowa regulation and serving the company’s clients in state hearings.