Dan also has broad experience in representing non-profit organizations in actions involving their residents and employees, including adult and juvenile foster care facilities, rehabilitation facilities, and nursing homes. Additionally, he represents apartment complexes, recreational facilities, and other businesses encountering premises liability and personal injury claims. Dan has handled all aspects of cases for his clients, from intake through appeal. His strong writing skills and courtroom advocacy experience are valuable to his clients in both administrative proceedings and traditional trial court actions.

Dan grew up in Saginaw, the son of a judge and a teacher. He has a bachelor’s degree in political theory and constitutional democracy from Michigan State University’s James Madison College and received his law degree from the University of Notre Dame Law School. Dan and his wife Liz reside in Brighton and have two daughters and many pets.  He serves on the Trustees Committee of the First United Methodist Church of Brighton and enjoys cooking, fishing, reading, landscaping, and working in his garden.