About Mr. Daniel S.
Mr. Daniel S. Schleck started his professional life in the difficult sciences. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, then became to regulation and took a J.D. from Chicago-Kent College of Law at the Illinois Institute of Technology. That combination of technical education and legal education has shaped much of his profession.
After law school he based himself in Minnesota, where he built a practice marrying environmental regulation and technical issues. He has handled matters that require an understanding of engineering concepts alongside statutory and regulatory frameworks. Colleagues describe him as someone who can translate complicated technical material into the legal arguments and strategies his clients need.
Schleck has kept one foot in academia whilst operating in personal practice. Since 2012 he has taught environmental regulation law as a part-time law professor at St. Thomas College of Law. His courses draw on real-world regulatory issues and give college students publicity to practical compliance and allowing issues. He also took a management role within the profession as chair of the Minnesota State Bar Association’s Environmental, Natural Resources and Energy Law Section from 2013 to 2014, a submit that concerned organizing programming and forums for practitioners and regulators.
That mix of study room and bar work feeds into how he strategies cases. His practice spans regulatory compliance, permitting, enforcement responses and associated litigation. He often works on matters the place scientific data, engineering reports and company records are central. Clients have became to him for assist resolving disputes and for counsel through administrative processes.
Schleck’s workplace affiliations include Kramer, the place he continues to handle environmental and oil and gas law things in Minnesota. His background in chemical engineering stays a habitual asset in instances that require parsing technical reviews or coordinating expert testimony. He balances litigation and advisory work, and he remains concerned in professional programming and law program instruction.
He presently Kramer, dealing with environmental, herbal assets and energy matters.
