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Steven C. Schoenebaum is a member of BrownWinick and practices in the areas of business, agricultural, administrative, government relations, commercial transactions, environmental, securities and anti-trust/fair trade practice law.

 

Steve represents numerous clients including large, medium and small corporations, limited liability companies, joint ventures and proprietorships. Since 2007, Steve has been recognized in the area of government relations law by The Best Lawyers in America®.

 

Steve is a member of the Drake Law School's Board of Counselors and contributes his services to several not-for-profit organizations. He received his B.A. from the University of Iowa and his J.D. degree, with honors, from Drake University. Steve was recognized by the Order of the Coif for academic excellence in law school. Steve was admitted to the Iowa bar in 1970.

Steven C. Schoenebaum
Attorney at Law
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515-242-2406 direct
515-323-8506 fax

666 Grand Avenue
Suite 2000, Ruan Center
Des Moines, IA 50309
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Assistant:
Crystal Kansala
515-248-6633
crystalk@brownwinick.com

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Practice Areas
Administrative Law
Agribusiness
Business and Corporate Law
Corporate Finance and Securities Law
Environmental Law
Government Relations
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Industries Served
Agribusiness and Livestock
Cooperatives
Nonprofits and Planned Giving
Trade Associations
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Education
Undergraduate:
University of Iowa
B.A., 1968

Legal:
Drake University
J.D., with honors, 1970
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Admitted
Iowa, 1970
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