Attorney Bio
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Daniel graduated from Chicago-Kent College of Law in 2014, splitting time as an activist and and a research assistant at the school's Institute for Science, Law, and Technology. Daniel was honored at Chicago-Kent for top performance in the school's Law of Social Networks seminar and was the Student Bar Association's New Media Director, creating and guiding its nationally recognized new media initiative.
Daniel co-authored a 2015 white paper about remote access technologies (you can read it here [pdf]) and is a public commentator on law, encryption, privacy, and civil liberties for outlets including The Atlantic, The Chicago Reader, Truthout, Mondoweiss, and PrivacySOS.
Daniel represents MK Law clients in civil litigation related to the internet, contracts, the Freedom of Information Act, and commercial and public interest matters.
Daniel is a member of the National Lawyers Guild of Chicago, and a volunteer attorney at the Chicago Community Bond Fund. Daniel supports the efforts of digital freedom non-profits in Chicago, and speaks to groups at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Northwestern University, Northwestern University School of Law, The People's Law Office of Chicago, and The Media Consortium about making the law, the left, and the internet make sense together.
Daniel was an Echols Scholar at the University of Virginia, graduating with distinction in 2011. He likes dogs, Liverpool Football Club, footwork, and potato tacos.
Daniel co-authored a 2015 white paper about remote access technologies (you can read it here [pdf]) and is a public commentator on law, encryption, privacy, and civil liberties for outlets including The Atlantic, The Chicago Reader, Truthout, Mondoweiss, and PrivacySOS.
Daniel represents MK Law clients in civil litigation related to the internet, contracts, the Freedom of Information Act, and commercial and public interest matters.
Daniel is a member of the National Lawyers Guild of Chicago, and a volunteer attorney at the Chicago Community Bond Fund. Daniel supports the efforts of digital freedom non-profits in Chicago, and speaks to groups at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Northwestern University, Northwestern University School of Law, The People's Law Office of Chicago, and The Media Consortium about making the law, the left, and the internet make sense together.
Daniel was an Echols Scholar at the University of Virginia, graduating with distinction in 2011. He likes dogs, Liverpool Football Club, footwork, and potato tacos.
