Daniel regularly appears before the Superior Court of Justice on the Civil and Commercial List, as well as appellate courts, including the Divisional Court and the Court of Appeal. He has also assisted on cases before the Supreme Court of Canada. As trial counsel, he is frequently retained by outside firms to assist with or take carriage of complex files.

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Daniel’s commercial litigation practice encompasses shareholder disputes and oppression remedies, injunctions, creditor recoveries, complex contractual disputes, directors’ and officers’ fiduciary obligations and liabilities, fraud recovery, professional negligence, defamation, real estate disputes, and representation of various stakeholders in insolvency proceedings.

 

Daniel’s diverse practice has led him to act on a wide range of matters, representing mortgage lenders, insurers, bailiffs, leasing companies, professionals, public companies, directors and officers, contractors and other stakeholders in the construction industry, major franchisors and franchisees, commercial landlords and tenants, transportation companies, Crown corporations, colleges, municipalities, religious associations, and not-for-profit organizations.

 

Before attending law school, Daniel attended business school at the Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson University and gained valuable experience working in the finance industry. This foundation gives him a deep understanding of the commercial realities his clients face. He draws on this knowledge to provide strategic, business-minded legal advice and to effectively navigate the intersection of legal risk and commercial objectives.

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