Dan has appeared before all levels of court in Ontario, including the Superior Court of Justice, Divisional Court, and Court of Appeal. Clients trust him to litigate high-stakes cases involving properties assessed at hundreds of millions of dollars. His strategic advocacy and meticulous preparation have made him a sought-after advisor in the field.
Beyond his litigation practice, Dan plays an active role in shaping property tax policy. He has been appointed to stakeholder committees with various levels of government and serves as Vice Chair of the Canadian Property Tax Association’s Ontario Chapter. Additionally, he is a member of the Assessment Review Board's Practice Management Committee, where he contributes to improving procedural efficiency and fairness.
Dan’s commitment to the legal community is reflected in his service on several boards, including executive committees of the Ontario Bar Association. He also served as amicus curiae for the Ontario Divisional Court and the Court of Appeal. As a member of the Advocates’ Society, Toronto Lawyers Association, and Ontario Bar Association, Dan remains deeply engaged in advancing legal standards and professional development.
Dan studied at both the University of Ottawa and the University of Toronto law schools, Dan has built a reputation for his expertise in navigating complex legal challenges and delivering exceptional results for his clients.