While New York City attorneys can sometimes seem unapproachable, clients find Daniel to be easy to talk to. They appreciate his responsiveness and candor. He understands that legal issues involving the death of a loved one can be very emotional. 

Daniel is a long-time trustee of the Brooklyn Bar Association where he currently serves as second vice-president. He is also co-chair of the Trusts & Estates Section. He is an active member of numerous other bar associations. 

Daniel gives back to the community by representing those with limited means on a pro bono basis, and by mentoring younger lawyers through his bar association affiliations. He also speaks periodically at Continuing Legal Education (CLE) seminars on topics such as trusts and estates, attorney ethics, and law practice management. 

Born in Brooklyn and raised in New Jersey, Daniel always wanted to come back to the city life of New York. He loves the diversity of people, architecture, and culture of each borough’s distinct neighborhoods. While outside the office, Daniel enjoys spending time with his family, especially outdoor adventures with his wife and two sons.