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Daniel Hartnett

Omaha, NE44 years experienceAdmitted 1981

About Daniel Hartnett

Daniel Hartnett is the Managing Attorney at the Sioux City office of Hauptman, O'Brien, Wolf & Lathrop, P.C.

A northeast Nebraska native born in Sioux City, Iowa in 1956, Hartnett grew up on his family's farm near Hubbard, Nebraska.

Prior to joining his current firm, Hartnett spent 42 years practicing law at Crary, Huff, Ringenberg, Hartnett & Storm, PC in Sioux City, where he served as partner, managing partner, and chair of the Civil Litigation Department. His practice focused exclusively on civil litigation.

He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Nebraska Lincoln in 1981 and his Bachelor's Degree from the University of Nebraska Lincoln in 1978.

He is admitted to the Nebraska Bar (1981), Iowa Bar (1981), South Dakota Bar, and all state and federal courts in Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota.

He is a member of the Nebraska Association of Trial Attorneys, Nebraska State Bar Association (House of Delegates), Iowa State Bar Association (Board of Governors), and Iowa Academy of Trial Attorneys.

Practice areas

Education

University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Nebraska, admitted 1981
State Bar of Iowa, admitted 1981
State Bar of South Dakota
Nebraska Association of Trial Attorneys
Nebraska State Bar Association (House of Delegates)
Iowa State Bar Association (Board of Governors)
Iowa Academy of Trial Attorneys

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