Daniel G. Selznick

Daniel G. Selznick practices in the area of litigation, and is a member of the firm’s Commercial and Antitrust Litigation Practice Groups.  He represents clients in a wide and diverse array of commercial lawsuits, ranging in subject matter, size, and value. 

Daniel’s extensive experience includes highly complex, multiparty, multi-district litigations to straightforward single-party disputes, both in federal and state courts nationwide.  Daniel has successfully represented clients in trials, arbitrations, mediations, and settlement negotiations.  He specializes in business torts, contract disputes, antitrust, catastrophic injury defense, and FELA and automotive law.  However, Daniel is highly adaptable and has represented clients in securities litigation, government investigations, election law, trade secret and patent litigation, landlord-tenant matters, and immigration cases. 

As a graduate of the University of Maryland’s Smith School of Business, Daniel has a strong understanding of his clients’ needs and approaches every matter from a practical perspective to maximize efficiency and his clients’ bottom lines.  This includes advising clients on how to manage their business to avoid litigation altogether, with the express understanding and commitment that he will fight for his client to through, and even after, trial to achieve a favorable outcome. 

Mr. Selznick is a member of the firm’s Commercial and Antitrust Litigation sub-practice group, as well as the Transportation, Automotive, and Logistics "Big I" group.

Mr. Selznick maintains an active pro bono practice, including representing applicants for clemency before the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons and immigrants seeking United States citizenship.

Mr. Selznick is a 2018 summa cum laude graduate of Rutgers School of Law, where he was the Administrative Editor of the Rutgers University Law Review, and is a member of the Order of the Coif. Mr. Selznick graduated from the University of Maryland in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in Finance and Information Systems.