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About Daniel Davis
Daniel Davis is an Associate Attorney at Malman Law in Chicago, where he joined the personal injury litigation team in November 2023. He focuses on pre-litigated matters, working to obtain fair settlements for injured motorists and pedestrians in motor vehicle, uninsured/hit-and-run, and premises liability claims. A fourth-generation lawyer, Davis has obtained numerous favorable workers' compensation trial decisions and resolved claims through arbitration and mediation.
Practice areas
Education
University of Illinois Chicago School of Law
Bachelor of Arts in Government (minor in Philosophy)
Lawrence University
Undergraduate
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Illinois
Awards & recognition
Nominee, National Trial Lawyer Association 2023 '40 Under 40'
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