Dan Lampke is an experienced litigator with extensive expertise representing executives and professional individuals, companies, and municipalities. As an associate at Bernkopf, he focuses on a broad range of legal areas, including business and civil litigation, real estate and construction disputes, breach of fiduciary duty claims, contract disputes, landlord/tenant matters, appellate litigation, zoning appeals, employment disputes, and public records appeals.
His experience spans practicing before numerous administrative agencies and courts, showcasing his comprehensive understanding of the legal landscape. Among his notable accomplishments, Dan represented a terminated employee and successfully turned a severance offer from four-figures to six-figures.
Prior to joining Bernkopf, Dan contributed his expertise to the Town Counsel’s Office of Hull and held internships at esteemed institutions, including the U.S. Bankruptcy Appellate Panel, the U.S. Department of Labor, the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office, and the City of Boston Law Department. After law school, Dan launched his own law firm and worked on cases with his father, Jim Lampke (of counsel), who is well-regarded in the municipal legal community.
Dan also previously served as an employment law associate at a Boston-based law firm, handling a range of cases including wage and hour disputes, discrimination law, severance agreement negotiations, wrongful termination, unpaid commissions, and non-competition agreements. With a strong grasp of employment law, he brings significant experience to each case.
Dan’s legal expertise is complemented by a background in sales and real estate, where he has earned an Israeli real estate broker license and is proficient in Hebrew. He also has updated chapters for the Massachusetts Practice Series and shared his insights on discrimination law as a speaker for the Boston Bar Association.
At Bernkopf, Dan continues his commitment to outstanding legal service, blending passion, expertise, and dedication in every case he handles.
Dan Lampke is an experienced litigator with extensive expertise representing executives and professional individuals, companies, and municipalities. As an associate at Bernkopf, he focuses on a broad range of legal areas, including business and civil litigation, real estate and construction disputes, breach of fiduciary duty claims, contract disputes, landlord/tenant matters, appellate litigation, zoning appeals, employment disputes, and public records appeals.
His experience spans practicing before numerous administrative agencies and courts, showcasing his comprehensive understanding of the legal landscape. Among his notable accomplishments, Dan represented a terminated employee and successfully turned a severance offer from four-figures to six-figures.
Prior to joining Bernkopf, Dan contributed his expertise to the Town Counsel’s Office of Hull and held internships at esteemed institutions, including the U.S. Bankruptcy Appellate Panel, the U.S. Department of Labor, the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office, and the City of Boston Law Department. After law school, Dan launched his own law firm and worked on cases with his father, Jim Lampke (of counsel), who is well-regarded in the municipal legal community.
Dan also previously served as an employment law associate at a Boston-based law firm, handling a range of cases including wage and hour disputes, discrimination law, severance agreement negotiations, wrongful termination, unpaid commissions, and non-competition agreements. With a strong grasp of employment law, he brings significant experience to each case.
Dan’s legal expertise is complemented by a background in sales and real estate, where he has earned an Israeli real estate broker license and is proficient in Hebrew. He also has updated chapters for the Massachusetts Practice Series and shared his insights on discrimination law as a speaker for the Boston Bar Association.
At Bernkopf, Dan continues his commitment to outstanding legal service, blending passion, expertise, and dedication in every case he handles.