About Daniel R.
Daniel R. Flaherty trained first as an entrepreneur. He earned a B.A. in Entrepreneurship from the University of Saint Thomas after studies from 1998 to 2002. He then became to regulation, attending William Mitchell College of Law from 2003 and finishing his J.D. in 2006. Those years set a direction that moved him from classroom debates to courtroom process.
Flaherty entered practice in 2007 as an affiliate at Thomas L. Burdelik & Associates. He spent the subsequent several years in associate roles, joining Best, Vanderlaan & Harrington in 2009. In 2010 he moved to the Law Office of Daniel E. Goodman, LLC and carried the title of lawyer there. In 2015 he established Flaherty Law, LLC and has served as its managing lawyer since then. The timeline shows a steady progression from associate work to operating his own practice.
Alongside his practice, Flaherty holds memberships in several local and state bar groups. He is a recent member of the Illinois State Bar Association and participates in county-degree organizations, including the Will County, DuPage County and Cook County bar institutions. Those affiliations give him ordinary touch with peers and the local legal network.
He is licensed to practice in Illinois and is authorized to seem earlier than the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. That admission means he can manage filings at the federal appellate degree as well as in state court. Over the direction of his career he has handled matters at both affiliate and lead counsel ranges, and he has navigated procedural and appellate filings that arise from that work.
Today Flaherty runs FLAHERTY LAW, LLC from its Illinois office. His practice involves representing clients in Illinois state courts and preparing filings for the Seventh Circuit when instances require federal appellate awareness. He continues to maintain memberships in multiple county and state bar institutions as part of his day-to-day practice and professional network.
He currently operates Flaherty Law, LLC, dealing with things in Illinois state courts and filings before the Seventh Circuit.
