About David K Easlick
David K Easlick Jr has spent decades at the intersection of law and collegiate Greek life. He built a career that spans private practice, association leadership, and organizational governance. Colleagues describe a steady professional path that moves from firm work into specialty advising.
He earned a J.D. from Michigan State University in 1977 and later added an MBA from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in 1983. Those degrees bookend the early portion of his career and signal an interest in both legal practice and organizational management.
His first recorded role was as an associate at Butzel Long in 1976. He later founded his own firm, David K Easlick, Jr LLC, in 1983 and has listed that entity as a principal practice for many years. In the 1980s he also took on leadership outside private practice. He served as chairman of the Rampant Lion Foundation in 1982. That role preceded a turn toward fraternity organization work.
In 1989 he became executive director of Delta Kappa Epsilon, a post that placed him at the center of fraternity administration and policy. That experience appears to have shaped the niche he would occupy in later decades. In 2015 he is recorded as principal of Fraternity Law Expert LLC, an enterprise name that signals an advisory role tied to Greek-letter groups and campus governance matters.
Throughout his career he has navigated both the corporate side of a small firm and the operational demands of national membership organizations. The record shows movement between private legal practice and positions that require understanding of association rules, risk management, and internal governance. His work history suggests a practitioner comfortable advising organizations about structure and regulatory concerns rather than serving primarily as a courtroom litigator.
Today he practices through David K Easlick, Jr LLC. He handles legal matters for fraternities and campus organizations and continues to advise on governance, policy, and institutional risk issues.
