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Steven E. Guenzel
STEVEN E. GUENZEL has
extensive litigation experience, having represented clients in over 100
trials in the Nebraska trial courts, including over 30 jury trials in
state and federal district courts. Mr. Guenzel has argued appeals
to
the Nebraska Supreme Court and the Eighth Circuit Court of
Appeals.
With clients including plaintiffs, construction contractors, insurance
companies, and
several public power districts, his cases have dealt
with diverse issues such as product liability, automobile and premises
liability, electrical shock and electrocution, stray voltage, the value
of lost trees, contracts, wrongful discharge, and the constitutionality
of a taxing statute.
He has also handled several cases
involving the construction, repair, and structural integrity of
commercial roofs, and approximately ten cases involving fires which
caused damages ranging from severe personal injury to the destruction
of thousands of acres of range land. In addition to his litigation
experience, Mr. Guenzel has been very active in estate planning and
probate, helping clients with wills and trusts, and other planning
tools, including special needs trusts. Mr. Guenzel has also
helped small business clients with forming corporations, partnerships,
limited partnerships, and limited liability companies. Another
area of interest to Mr. Guenzel is the law relating to juveniles.
Mr. Guenzel has been an instructor in Legal Writing at the University
of Nebraska College of Law for six years and has presented seminars on
tort damages, estate planning, trusts, and probate.
Areas of Practice:
Personal
Injury
Automobile
Accidents
Landlord/Tenant
Disputes
Business
Contracts
Product
Liability
Construction
Contracts
Burns
Electrical
Shocks and
Electrocution
Wrongful
termination
Termination
of parental rights
Residential,
Commercial, and Range Fires
Educational Background: J.D., University of Nebraska,
College of Law, 1978, Order of Barristers, National Moot Court Team;
B.S. in Business Administration conferred with High Distinction,
University of Nebraska, 1975, Beta Gamma Sigma.
Professional Affiliations: Nebraska State Bar
Association, House of Delegates (1987-1991 and 1995-99), Committee on
Legal Education (1988-1992), Ways and Means Committee (1998-); Lincoln
Bar Association; Lincoln Estate Planning Council (1982-); Lincoln
Probate Discussion Group (1982-).
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