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Daniel Joseph Slattery is a seasoned attorney at Reed Smith, LLP in Chicago, Illinois, with 39 years of experience advising clients on real estate, land use and zoning, and corporate and incorporation matters. Based at 10 S Wacker Dr Fl 40, Chicago, IL 60606-7507, he brings a depth of insight developed over decades of legal practice to help clients navigate complex transactions, regulatory requirements, and business formation issues. His work is informed by a practical understanding of how real estate development, zoning approvals, and corporate structuring intersect in today’s fast-moving legal and commercial environment. Mr. Slattery is known for providing clear, strategic guidance tailored to each client’s goals. In real estate matters, he assists clients with the legal considerations that arise in acquisitions, development, and property-related planning. His land use and zoning practice supports clients facing municipal regulations, entitlement issues, and land development challenges, while his corporate and incorporation experience allows him to help businesses establish strong legal foundations and address governance concerns. Throughout his practice, he focuses on delivering thoughtful counsel designed to reduce risk and move matters forward efficiently. Clients working with Daniel Joseph Slattery benefit from his long-standing commitment to responsive service, practical problem-solving, and attention to detail. He approaches each matter with professionalism and an emphasis on helping clients make informed decisions. Whether guiding a commercial real estate project, addressing zoning concerns, or assisting with corporate formation, Mr. Slattery provides reliable legal support grounded in decades of experience.
Land use and zoning attorneys help property owners navigate regulations affecting how land can be used and developed. They handle permits, variances, and disputes. Common matters include zoning variances, land use permits, development approvals, property disputes.