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Domonic A. Burke

Attorney Domonic A. Burke is a civil litigator at Kasdorf, Lewis & Swietlik, S.C.  He applies his years of experience—gained representing businesses, individuals, municipal entities, and insurance companies and their insureds in a variety of claims and lawsuits in state and federal courts—to zealously represent each of his clients.  He has litigated cases involving a broad array of substantive, complex legal issues including, among many others, contract disputes, shareholder disputes, construction defect claims, product liability claims, and premises liability claims.  Though passionate for his craft as a litigator, Domonic knows that the best outcome of any dispute is the one that balances the client’s ultimate goals with a principled and efficient use of resources.  To that end, he stands ready to assist clients at any stage of a dispute: pre-suit investigation and negotiations, commencement of suit, discovery and motion practice, mediation, trial, and appeal.

Domonic is a native of East Troy, Wis.  He is a proud alumnus of Northwestern University and the University of Wisconsin Law School.  During his free time, he can usually be found enjoying the Wisconsin outdoors or cheering on the Northwestern Wildcats, Brewers, Packers, or Bucks.

Education


  • University of Wisconsin Law School, J.D., 2019
  • Northwestern University, B.A. Economics, Political Science, Spanish (minor), 2016

Admissions


  • United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
  • U.S. District Court – Eastern District of Wisconsin
  • U.S. District Court – Western District of Wisconsin
  • Wisconsin

Honors and Recognitions


  • Super Lawyers Rising Star, 2024

Professional Memberships and Associations


  • State Bar of Wisconsin
  • Wisconsin Defense Counsel
  • The Federalist Society – Milwaukee Lawyers Chapter

Reported Decisions


  • Wildwood Estate, LLC v. Village of Summit, 2025 WI App 47, 418 Wis. 2d 22, 25 N.W. 3d 581.
  • Otis v. Demacrasse, 817 Fed Appx. 273 (7th Cir. 2020)