Daniel is a Partner and the Head of Mishcon de Reya's Property Litigation team. Having built the team from a standing start, Daniel has transformed it into one of London's largest, most formidable, well-regarded property litigation practices comprising over 30 specialist property litigation lawyers with an unrivalled depth and breadth of experience.
Renowned for his strategic and commercial acumen and exceptional client service, Daniel is sought out when the stakes are highest. He is regularly instructed on standalone, mission-critical matters, working seamlessly alongside existing advisers to navigate complex, multi-stakeholder situations. His deep knowledge of the law and ability to quickly grasp and stress test the pressure points and underlying business and sector issues has made him the trusted choice for boards, CEOs, general counsel and principals facing their most challenging circumstances. Beyond special situations, Daniel has served as a long-term trusted adviser to numerous institutional clients, providing continuity and insight across their most important legal needs.
Daniel has made his name in complex property and landlord and tenant matters including development and nuisance disputes, judicial reviews, dilapidations, rights of light matters, professional negligence, rent reviews and high value residential disputes. Daniel regularly participates in court and trial work including injunctions, as well as mediations and arbitrations. His cases, given their size and complexity, often attract significant media interest and require a commercial and strategic approach. His team is unique as they unusually act for blue chip and large property companies as well as high net worth individuals and entrepreneurs.
Daniel is a former Chair of the Property Litigation Association and was recognised in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in the United Kingdom.
Career History
Partner and Head of Property Litigation, Mishcon de Reya LLP
Partner, Eversheds LLP
Solicitor, Lovells
Qualified, Nabarro Nathanson
University of Leeds
Articles and Publications
Daniel writes regularly for the property press.