Dan is an experienced civil litigator with a record of success handling a diverse range of cases. From civil rights disputes to employment litigation, business conflicts, employee benefits, professional liability claims, and personal injury cases, Dan is a trusted ally for clients seeking dedicated and effective legal representation in complex civil matters.

Dan's practice extends across federal and state trial and appellate courts in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia. He has also successfully represented employees before administrative bodies such as the Merit Systems Protection Board, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Foreign Service Grievance Board, D.C. Office of Employee Appeals, D.C. Office of Human Rights, D.C. Office of Administrative Hearings, Public Employees Relations Board, and the Maryland Commission on Civil Rights. His experience navigating various legal forums ensures comprehensive representation for his clients in a wide range of legal matters.

A significant portion of Dan’s practice is dedicated to representing Foreign Service Officers (FSOs) in disciplinary and separation matters, OIG investigations, EEO claims, whistleblower cases, and security clearance appeals. His commitment to serving those who serve our nation abroad – from first tour officers to Ambassadors – underscores his dedication to upholding justice and fairness.

Dan also has extensive experience representing police officers in disciplinary matters, use of force investigations, and civil lawsuits, including Bivens actions. His commitment to providing robust legal representation ensures that officers receive the advocacy they need to navigate the complex legal challenges they face today.

Dan earned his law degree from The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law, and is licensed to practice in Washington, DC, Maryland, Virginia, and Massachusetts. Originally from New York, he earned his bachelor’s degree in economics from Loyola University in Maryland, laying the foundation for his legal career.