Battle Tested Leadership
Serving Our Country
Danny joined the United States Army when he was 18 years old. After four years of training through Georgetown University Army ROTC, Danny commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Army Reserve - receiving the prestigious Omar Bradley Award for Outstanding Leadership. Shortly after commissioning, Danny attended the Military Intelligence Basic Officer’s Leadership Course in Fort Huachuca, Arizona.
In 2016, Danny was selected to serve in a Joint Special Operations Task Force alongside our nation’s most elite military units and intelligence professionals in Afghanistan. Every day, Danny worked relentlessly to target and eliminate threats from foreign terrorists. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for “beyond exceptional” performance in support of over ninety special operations missions.
When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, Danny was called to serve on the COVID-19 Crisis Management Team at the Pentagon. While on the Crisis Management Team, Danny worked in the National Military Command Center, which functioned as the nerve center for the military’s efforts to support the civilian healthcare infrastructure to save lives across the country.
Between active duty deployments, Danny has spent the majority of his military career stationed with an Army Reserve unit in Bristol Township, just minutes from his home in Bristol Borough.
Fighting For Victims
As an attorney, Danny exclusively represented victims in their fight for justice. He knows what it is like to comfort a widow, parents who have lost children, and people who have suffered unimaginable personal tragedy. He frequently represented victims of sexual assault against institutions that turn a blind eye to sexual violence and foster toxic cultures. He proudly represented eighteen survivors of horrific sexual abuse in a lawsuit against a behavioral health facility that was supposed to care for them as children.
Danny proudly led a national lawsuit on behalf of over 50 police officers, federal law enforcement agents, and combat veterans who were injured when their defective duty pistols discharged from within their holsters.
Danny represented over one hundred Army Veterans in their action against a massive corporation that made hearing protection for Soldiers that the corporation knew was defective. As a result of the corporation’s fraud, countless Soldiers developed hearing loss and tinnitus. Danny was personally issued this hearing protection and suffers from tinnitus.
Danny also represented construction workers who were catastrophically injured when corporations put profits ahead of the safety of their own employees.