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Todd C. Schebor Member

Areas of Practice

Industries

Bar Admissions

  • Ohio, 2002
  • Michigan, 2003

Court Admissions

  • U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan, 2003

Education

Lewis and Clark Law School, LL.M.

Case Western Reserve University, J.D.

University of Michigan, B.S.

Todd C. Schebor's practice focuses on regulatory, commercial and litigation matters involving environmental law and real estate law, and he is a member of the Firm's Automotive Industry Group and Energy Industry Group. He has experience dealing with cleanups (CERCLA, RCRA, and Michigan's Part 201 and 213 programs), underground storage tanks, waste management, mobile source air emissions, water discharge, wetland and property use requirements, facility closures, business and property sales and leases, cost recovery litigation, environmental management, multiparty cleanup projects, domestic and international e-waste requirements, zoning, easements, groundwater ordinances, special land uses, condemnation/takings, and electricity utility right-of-way acquisition projects. 

Mr. Schebor is highly educated in the area of environmental matters. While attending the University of Michigan, Mr. Schebor obtained his Bachelor of Science from the School of Natural Resources and Environment with a concentration in Environmental Policy. After obtaining his Juris Doctorate degree, Mr. Schebor went on to obtain a Master of Laws in Environmental and Natural Resources Law at the Northwestern School of Law at Lewis and Clark College, located in Portland, Oregon.

Prior to joining Dykema, Mr. Schebor was a legal intern for the U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of the Solicitor in Portland, Oregon. While in law school, he was a judicial extern for the Honorable Karen Nelson Moore, U.S. Court of Appeals, 6th Circuit and a law clerk for a firm in Cleveland, Ohio.

  • Property Tax Appeals: From Filing Deadline Extensions to How to Start an Appeal
    August 4, 2020
  • Guidance Update, Vapor Intrusion - A Complimentary Briefing, Detroit, Michigan
    October 15, 2014
  • The "New" Part 201: More or Less Promising for Completing Site Cleanups
    February 2011
  • Sustainable Strategies for Business, Government, Education, and Construction, Taylor, MI
    2007
  • Restrictive Covenants, Dykema Gossett Seminar, Detroit, MI
  • Environmental Risk Management Practices, Michigan Institute of Laundering and Dry Cleaning, Treetops Annual Meeting
    2005
  • The State of Environmental Law Practice, Environmental Law Forum, Wayne State University Law School, Detroit, MI
  • Impact of Aquatic Invasive Species, Lewis and Clark College Law School, Portland, OR
    2003
  • “Environmental Law”
    Vol. 57 No. 3
    Wayne State University Law Review, 2010-11 Annual Survey of Michigan Law
  • "The Definition of What Constitutes a Facility Under Michigan Environmental Law May be Changing"
    Clean Talk Magazine, Michigan Institute of Laundering and Drycleaning

Memberships & Involvement

  • American Bar Association, Section of Natural Resources, Energy and Environmental Law, Member
  • State Bar of Michigan, Environmental Law Section Council, 2015-present
  • State Bar of Michigan, Environmental Law Section, Program Committee Co-Chairperson, 2012-present
  • State Bar of Michigan, Real Property Law Section
  • Oakland County Bar Association, Energy Sustainability and Environmental Law Committee, Vice Chairperson

Community/Civic Activities

  • Metropolitan Detroit Chamber of Commerce, Environmental and Energy Policy Committee, Member, 2006-present
  • City of Dearborn, City Beautiful Commission, Commissioner, 2006-present

Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America® for Environmental Law, 2021. Copyright 2015 by Woodward/White, Inc., Aiken, SC

Recognized in Michigan Super Lawyers® as a Rising Star for Environmental and Environmental Litigation, 2010, 2013-2016

Named a Michigan Rising Star by Law & Politics, 2008