Daniel G. Dutro - Cincinnati, OH

Overview

Dan practices primarily in the areas of commercial and residential real estate, contract drafting and negotiation, and not-for-profit and tax-exempt organizations. He has also assisted clients with issues involving labor and employment, bank financing documentation, foreclosure, domestic relations, and collections.

In his real estate practice, Dan has advised his clients on commercial and residential real estate transactions. He has drafted and negotiated purchase and sale agreements, development agreements, leases, easements, and covenants and restrictions, along with advising and addressing title and survey issues. In his practice, Dan has represented a large multinational retail chain on its development and redevelopment projects throughout Ohio and Kentucky, including site development for new store locations and negotiations with municipalities.

He also assists an international transportation services company in the review of requests for proposal for its operations throughout North America. In addition, as a former tax consultant with one of the large public accounting firms, Dan has advised hospitals, educational institutions, public charities, and private foundations on their tax and operational concerns, including obtaining tax-exempt status recognition with the IRS, analysis of unrelated business income concerns, and tax return compliance.

A long-time resident of Cincinnati, Dan is involved in various community service activities. He volunteers as a reader at the Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired, a lector at the Community of the Good Shepherd Catholic Church, a volunteer at Montgomery Community Church, and as a tutor at John P. Parker Elementary School through the Cincinnati Youth Collaborative. He also sits on the Board of his neighborhood’s homeowner’s association.

Dan earned his undergraduate degree from Yale University and his law degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Law.