For over 35 years, Dennis Grzezinski has practiced law in Wisconsin as a civil litigator and environmental lawyer -- as judicial lawclerk to U.S. District Judge Myron L Gordon, then as an associate and director/shareholder at the Frisch Dudek law firm, and then for almost 20 years as a solo practitioner, he went from doing personal injury (plaintiff and defense), employment and civil rights (both plaintiff and defense), and general business litigation, to developing a largely public interest environmental law practice, while also representing businesses and municipalities. In early 2010, Grzezinski became senior counsel with Midwest Environmental Advocates, a Wisconsin nonprofit environmental law center, serving environmental organizations, citizen groups, Native American tribes, and others seeking to enforce or improve environmental laws, to protect the environment, or to obtain environmental justice. Since June 2013, Grzezinski continued to serve for a time as Counsel to Midwest Environmental Advocates on a then-pending case, while returning to the private practice at Law Office of Dennis M Grzezinski. In addition, for 18 years, including 4 as Chairperson, he served as a Commissioner of the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District between 1989 and 2008. He has also served as a director and board president of a number of nonprofit organizations, including Milwaukee's Urban Ecology Center and the Environmental Law Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin.
Listed skills include Community Outreach, Policy, Community Development, Environmental Awareness, and 45 others.