Mr. Campbell assists clients in matters involving federal, state, and local energy and environmental laws and regulations. He represents large energy users in utility litigation and regulatory matters as well as policy development before the Michigan Public Service Commission and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

Mr. Eory is the manager of Corporate Planning at Lansing Board of Water & Light.

Mr. Janiszewski is a senior attorney in Dykema’s Lansing office. Mr. Janiszewski specializes in government relations and administrative law while representing clients in highly-regulated industries. Before joining Dykema, he served as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Michigan within the Environment, Natural Resources, and Agriculture Division. During this time, Mr. Janiszewski served as first chair on numerous electric and natural gas ratemaking proceedings before state and federal administrative agencies. He gained substantial experience in public utility regulation, energy law, and environmental law while advising and representing agencies such as the Department of Environmental Quality, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Agriculture, and the Michigan State Police. Mr. Janiszewski received the Attorney General’s Top Civil Litigator award in 2014 for his work in the Special Litigation Unit representing the Attorney General in ratemaking proceedings before the Michigan Public Service Commission and appellate courts. His work experience includes serving as an adjunct professor of Business Law & Ethics at Michigan State University’s Eli Broad College of Business. Mr. Janiszewski graduated magna cum laude from the Michigan State University College of Law. While in law school, he served as the Managing Articles Editor for the Journal of Business & Securities Law.

Mr. Konwinski’s practice is commercial and environmental litigation. He has represented clients in trials, administrative trials and on appeal. Mr. Konwinski has argued before the Michigan Supreme Court, litigated contested case hearings in the Michigan Administrative Hearing System, and litigated statecourt environmental lawsuits.

Ms. Patton is a member of the firm’s eminent domain, land use, and business law practices.  She handles eminent domain, land use and municipal issues; complex business disputes; contract drafting and negotiating; technical manufacturing and automotive supplier matters; commercial and residential leasing; and other business and corporate matters. She is also a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US). Ms. Patton began her career at a large Midwestern law firm, handling construction, employment, and other litigation matters. Her experience also extends into the consulting world, where she managed a team of attorneys and advised banking and financial clients regarding securities contracts and regulatory compliance. Breanne earned her Bachelor of Arts in Economics & Management and Philosophy, magna cum laude, from Albion College and was a merit scholarship recipient prior to receiving her law degree from the University of Notre Dame Law School. In her free time, Breanne enjoys traveling, art, and music; collects vintage and custom fountain pens; and spends time with her two Samoyeds, Iggy and Bowie.