About Daniel Zonas

Daniel Zonas is an associate attorney at McIntyre Law P.C. Originally from Naples, Florida, he gained early exposure to personal injury law working for his father, a Florida personal injury attorney, where he assisted with case management and communicated directly with insurance companies. He earned a bachelor's degree in philosophy from Florida State University before moving to Oklahoma to attend the University of Oklahoma College of Law. During law school he contributed to the Oil and Gas, Natural Resources, and Energy Journal and co-founded the OU Law Chess Club.

He joined McIntyre Law as a legal intern during his third year of law school, focusing on research and writing, and was promoted to attorney after passing the Oklahoma bar. He graduated in the top 35% of his class. Daniel is known for practical, client-centered advice and clear communication throughout the legal process.

Practice areas

Education

University of Oklahoma College of Law
J.D.
Florida State University
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Oklahoma

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