Daniel A. Alvarado
Overview
Daniel A. Alvarado helps public utility clients navigate complex regulatory, operational, and business challenges. He combines practical industry knowledge with firsthand regulatory experience to help clients bridge the gap between legal requirements and effective business solutions.
Prior to entering private practice, Daniel served as an attorney with the Public Utility Commission of Texas, where he developed a working knowledge of the regulatory frameworks, processes, and policies that shape the utility industry. This experience gives him valuable insight into how regulatory decisions are evaluated and implemented, allowing him to guide clients through proceedings, compliance matters, and strategic initiatives with confidence and composure.
Earlier in his career, Daniel worked as a mechanical engineer, gaining technical training that now enables him to understand the engineering, infrastructure, and operational issues that drive utility matters.
Credentials
Education
- The University of Texas School of Law, 2022 (J.D.)
- Texas Tech University, 2017 (B.S.)
Court Admissions
- U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas