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Daniel J. Halloran, III, Esq. Lawyer Profile, Currently employed in a midsized firm on Long Island, Daniel J. Halloran has appeared in criminal and civil matters before Federal, State, Local, and Administrative Courts, as well as their Appellate terms. He has successfully conducted numerous bench and jury trials, been involved in significant motion practice & suppression hearings; in a suppression hearing in Nassau County a 2005 Slip Opinion of Note was published based on his lead-counsel defense (2005 NY Slip Op 51063(U)). He has litigated matters ranging from Medical Malpractice and multi-million dollar Contract Disputes, to Federal Writs for Habeas Corpus Relief before the U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals, State Robbery and Attempted Murder charges, Actions in Partition, Commercial Tenancy, Environmental Remediation/Navigation Act violations, and Franchise Conflicts, as well as Federal Firearms Licensing, ECB Hearings, National Transportation Safety Board appearances, and Motor Vehicle Department proceedings. He has squared off with such top-tier firms as Rivkin Radler, Lord Bissel Brook, Morgan Lewis, and with the District Attorneys Offices of Oswego, Onondaga, New York, Nassau, Queens, Kings, the Bronx, Richmond, Suffolk, Westchester, and Putnum counties.
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Daniel J. Halloran, III, Esq.
Daniel J. Halloran, ESQ. P.C. |
| Address: |
250 Mineola Avenue
Mineola NY 11501
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| Tel: |
516 248-9595
Direct Phone:
x127 |
| Fax: |
516 248-7897
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| Areas of Practice: |
Criminal, DUIs-DWIs, Real Estate, Traffic, Trial Practice, Wills-Trusts-Probate Estates |
| Bar Admission: |
New York State Bar and the Federal U.S. District Court Bars of the Southern District, Eastern District, Northern District, and Western District of New York, and U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals, Notary Public New York |
| Activities & Memberships: |
International Bar Association, Federal Bar Association, Association of Federal Criminal Defense Attorneys, American Bar Association, New York State Bar Association, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, New York State Trial Lawyers Association, Association of Trial Lawyers of America (Republican Caucus Committee member), the New York State Defenders Association, New York City Criminal Bar Association, and the Nassau, New York, and Queens County Bar Associations |
| Education: |
Mr. Halloran attended St. John's University School of Law on scholarship, and earned a Juris Doctor in 2000; he was President of the Federalist Society, Secretary of the Student Bar Association, board member, Irish Law Society, Senior Bar & Board of the Criminal Law Institute; Best Advocate in the Frank J. Rogers Criminal Trial Competition in 2000, and Runner-Up Best Advocate in both the 1999 & 2000 John J. Hart Civil Trial Competitions. He was named to the National Who’s Who of Law Students for 1998-1999. Mr. Halloran co-edited the Fall 1999 New York State Bar Association, Criminal Justice Journal article, "A History of Criminal Law"; authored the Sections from Germanic Origins through the Colonial Period. He likewise co-edited and co-authored the Spring 2000 edition's examination of Miranda Rights in New York, in "Life After Dickerson". In 1998 he interned as a clerk for the Honorable Robert J. Hanophy, J.S.C. in New York State Supreme Court, Queens County, Criminal Term. In the spring of 1999 he was hired by the Bronx County District Attorney as a Legal Assistant. In September of 1999 he was appointed a Special Assistant, assigned to the Appeals Bureau. In January of 2000, he interned in Queens County District Attorneys Office and was assigned to the Criminal Court Bureau. Mr. Halloran was thereafter accepted into the LL.M. program of the State University of New York at Buffalo on scholarship, and commenced studies in the fall of 2000 and worked as a Special Assistant in the Erie County District Attorney’s office, Homicide Bureau. He completed studies for the LL.M. program in Criminal Law in the spring of 2001, and returned to New York City. He continues work on his Doctor of Laws (Jurisprudence) and dissertation on the Germanic Common Law. |
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New York City |
| Firm Size: |
Mid Sized Firm |
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OF COUNSEL- NYS Court Part 36 Appointed Referee; New York State-18B Assigned Counsel Plan– New York City Felony Panel Member; New York City Patrolman’s Benevolent Association, of counsel to Worth, Longworth, and London, LLP; JP Morgan Chase, approved closing counsel Retail and Wholesale |
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