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MPS Law Welcomes David Meeks as a Partner
MPS Law continues strategic growth in land use, zoning and entitlement with the addition of experienced partner David Meek.
SCHAUMBURG, IL / ACCESS Newswire / April 1, 2026 / Meltzer, Purtill & Stelle LLC is pleased to welcome David Meek as a partner in its land use, zoning and entitlement practice. David brings 27 years of experience in commercial real estate matters, including prior practice at national and regional law firms, working on behalf of both private-sector and municipal clients.
David's decision to join MPS adds a partner to a key practice area of the firm. According to partner Hal Francke, "David is a fantastic addition to our land use, zoning and entitlement practice group. David's experience and capabilities will serve our clients well. In turn, the depth and experience of our real estate, litigation and corporate practice groups will serve David's clients well." Managing partner Bill Mitchell added, "David joins MPS Law at a perfect time, as we are currently focused on expanding our firm's land use, zoning and entitlement practice."
David will continue to focus his practice on land use, zoning, and municipal entitlement matters arising in the acquisition, development, redevelopment, sale, and operation of commercial real estate. According to David, "MPS' impressive reputation in real estate, their entrepreneurial spirit and their organizational footprint gives me the opportunity to provide a wide range of service and continue to grow and develop my practice with high-level support."
In a field where success is typically measured in terms of growth, Meltzer, Purtill & Stelle is that rare law firm where success is defined solely by the needs and satisfaction of the clients it serves. Founded in 1996, the firm maintains offices in Chicago and Schaumburg, with 45 attorneys working in 16 select practice areas focused on real estate, secured lending, litigation, and corporate law.
For more information on MPS Law and David Meek, visit https://mpslaw.com
CONTACT:
William Mitchell - [email protected]
SOURCE: MPS Law (Meltzer, Purtill & Stelle LLC)
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