Daniel Semmens

Practice Areas

Public Finance; Public-Private Partnerships; Banking & Financial Institutions; Development & Infrastructure; Energy & Natural Resources; Government Contracts Counseling & Litigation; Healthcare; Real Estate & Land Use

Career

Dan Semmens is a public finance partner whose practice focuses on issuer representation. He regularly serves as bond counsel to the State of Montana in connection with various types of financings, including general obligation bonds, coal severance tax bonds, and state revolving fund bonds. He also represents cities, towns, school districts, water and sewer districts, and other special districts in an array of public and special purpose financings.

In addition to his public finance work in Montana, Dan also represents higher education institutions in the Pacific Northwest in connection with a variety of matters.

Personal

Education:

- University of Notre Dame Law School (J.D., 1991), cum laude; Book Review Editor, Journal of Legislation

- University of Durham (U.K.) (M.A., English Literature, 1988)

- College of Idaho (B.A., English and Business Management, 1986)