Benoit M. Letendre
When Attorney Benoit M. Letendre is assisting hunters with wildlife violation
issues, he knows perfectly well what they are up against and what is at
stake. An avid hunter, outdoorsman, and camper, he knows how important
it is to preserve one’s fishing and hunting privileges. This is
why his practice areas focus on hunting, fishing and wildlife violations,
administrative law, and civil litigation.
He is a member of the legal team at Cross Jenks Mercer & Maffei, a
full-service law firm in Wisconsin that has been meeting the legal needs
of clients since 1889. He joined Wildlife Lawyers, a division of Feldmann
Nagel Margulis, in 2011. He is instrumental in helping resolve issues
involving the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) on behalf
of our clients.
Before going to law school at the University of Wisconsin, Attorney Letendre
served in the U.S. Marine Corps for 10 years and was deployed to Afghanistan
and Iraq, where he provided support in combat operations. Attorney Letendre,
who was born in Rochester, MN, lives in Baraboo, WI with his wife, Norah,
and their three children.
If you have been searching for a Colorado wildlife lawyer who shares your
passion for the outdoors, Attorney Letendre is the kind of lawyer you
need at your side. He will create a customized legal strategy for your
case and allow nothing to stand in his way when protecting your hunting
and fishing rights. His knowledge of DNR regulations could prove to be
essential to a timely and successful outcome of your case. He speaks French
and Spanish.
Discuss the nature of your wildlife matter with Attorney Letendre today.
Education
- University of Wisconsin, J.D. – 2010
- Naval Flight School, Aviator Designation – 2000
- Saint Olaf College, B.A. – 1996
Bar Admissions
- Wisconsin
- U.S. District Court Eastern District of Wisconsin
- U.S. District Court Western District of Wisconsin
Awards
- Navy Commendation Medal
- Navy Achievement Medal with Combat V Air Medal
- Department of Defense Secret Clearance
- Strike Flight with Bronze Star and Combat V