After more than 20 years of practicing law, Daniel knows every move in matters of commercial bankruptcy (debtors and creditors), creditors’ rights, business transactions and commercial litigation.
Commercial debtors and creditors call Daniel because of his record of efficiently and skillfully litigating and negotiating for clients. As each case is unique, he assesses all details and both sides’ expectations, then informs his clients about the merits and pitfalls of their options.
Daniel has represented plaintiffs and defendants in business transactions and complex commercial litigation, as well as secured and unsecured creditors in banking litigation, bankruptcy and resulting actions. He knows all aspects of construction lien law and arbitration, Article 9 secured transactions, Wisconsin Chapter 128 receivership proceedings, and workouts and out-of-court restructurings to obtain beneficial outcomes.
He also works effectively with law-enforcement agencies such as the FBI and the Department of Financial Institutions. Daniel has successfully litigated cases involving fraud, embezzlement, fraudulent transfers and theft-by-contractor, which often lead to bankruptcy filings. In many instances, when the opposing side sought to discharge those debts, Daniel successfully objected and the debtors were denied a discharge.