About Daniel Kleven
Daniel Kleven Gelb took a winding trail into regulation that started within the humanities and branched into business. He earned a B.A. in English from Tufts University in 1995, a J.D. from Boston College Law School in 1999 and a MBA in Business and Finance from Boston College in 2001. That aggregate has knowledgeable how he reads instances and how he approaches legal proceedings approach.
After law program he entered practice in Massachusetts. Early in his career he held a prosecutorial role, serving as an Assistant District Lawyer in 2004 on the Norfolk County District Lawyer's Office. That year in courtrooms and in grand jury rooms formed his knowing of evidence, process and trial dynamics. It additionally put him on track to spend so much of his career on criminal matters.
Gelb has maintained a lively club in several expert organizations. He has belonged to the Massachusetts State Bar since 2004 and to the American Bar Association since 2005. Since 2006 he has been a part of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Massachusetts Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Lawyers and the Boston Bar Association. Those affiliations mirror continuous engagement with friends and continuing legal education over 20 years.
He is licensed to practice in Massachusetts and New York and is permitted to appear earlier than the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. His schooling and early prosecutorial knowledge inform his courtroom work. He handles matters that require pretrial motions, evidentiary hearings and jury trials. His background in enterprise and finance additionally allows him to address cases that involve monetary history or complex transactional details.
Clients and colleagues describe Gelb as thorough in preparation and planned within the courtroom. He takes a methodical strategy to fact improvement, witness exam and legal studies. He has spent so much of his career moving between state and federal dockets, balancing trial work with appellate filings when cases require it. He presently concentrates on criminal protection and trial things in Massachusetts and New York.
