About Kevin
Kevin Duewel earned his law degree from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law in 2015, where he also completed an Environmental Law Certificate. His academic record combined traditional legal training with specialized study of environmental statutes and regulatory processes. The certificate signals formal coursework and practical exposure to environmental law topics during his time in law school.
After law school, Duewel entered private practice. He established the Law Office of Kevin Duewel in 2018 and has practiced in California since then. That step placed him in a small-firm setting where he could handle an array of matters that intersect local government, regulatory frameworks and business clients. He has built day-to-day experience practicing before local agencies and working with municipal processes.
His legal work draws on the environmental training he received at McGeorge. He handles matters that involve environmental regulation, permitting questions and administrative proceedings tied to land use and project approvals. He also engages on issues that touch municipal government affairs, an emphasis reflected in his active membership on a government affairs committee at a regional chamber of commerce.
Duewel’s practice also intersects telecommunications and regulatory policy. He participates in the California Wireless Association’s Regulatory Committee, where members typically review rule changes, licensing requirements and deployment issues relevant to wireless infrastructure. That role keeps him involved in technical regulatory discussions and the policy side of communications projects.
Outside the office he remains connected to local business networks. He holds memberships in the Folsom Chamber of Commerce and its Government Affairs Committee. He belongs to the El Dorado Hills Chamber of Commerce and the El Dorado County Chamber of Commerce. He is active with young professionals groups, including Folsom Leading Young Professionals and ELDO Young Professionals. Through those memberships he attends local meetings, advisory panels and events that bring together business leaders and public officials.
Clients and colleagues describe him as pragmatic and straightforward in handling procedural and regulatory matters. He tends to work on the procedural details that determine whether projects move forward—permit timelines, administrative filings and compliance documentation. That practical bent fits the small-firm environment where an attorney often handles a case from intake through resolution.
He practices under the Law Office of Kevin Duewel in California. His current practice focuses on environmental regulation, local government affairs and wireless regulatory matters.
