Daniel Jordan is a creative and intentional litigator who fiercely advocates for his clients across a variety of industries and disputes.  As a results-oriented attorney with extensive experience driving every stage of a litigation, Daniel excels at providing business-oriented solutions to novel legal problems in complex, high-stakes disputes.

Daniel’s varied experience in state and federal courts and arbitrations includes successfully representing clients in breach of contract, trade secret, trademark, copyright, false advertising, and unfair competition disputes.  Daniel is also committed to representing survivors of sexual abuse against institutions that fail to protect against sexual violence.

Before joining Lewis & Llewellyn in 2020, Daniel practiced over four years at O’Melveny & Myers.  While there, Daniel represented leading technology, startup, and Fortune 500 companies with a focus on intellectual property disputes.  Most recently, Daniel completed his in-house counsel work at Unity, a software company dominating the real-time 3D industry, before rejoining Lewis & Llewellyn in 2024.  During his time at Unity, Daniel acquired first-hand experience as the client, furthering his skills as a practical attorney that balances his client’s legal needs and goals with those of the business.

Daniel graduated near the top of his class at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, earning the magna cum laude honor. While attending, Daniel pursued opportunities that provided a broad range of litigation experiences, including obtaining an associate editor position on the University of Pennsylvania Law Review, competing in international arbitration moots, interning for the United States Attorney’s Office in Las Vegas, and advocating for his clients in the Child Advocacy and Support Assistance Clinic.

Outside of the office, you may find Daniel at Alamo Drafthouse catching up on the latest movies, behind his piano, experimenting with a new pizza recipe, or on a hiking trail with his family.