About Daniel
Daniel Barker practices law in Raleigh, North Carolina, with a focus on DUI and DWI cases. His firm is located at 318 South McDowell Street, a hub for clients facing serious legal challenges. In addition to DUI and DWI cases, he handles matters related to nursing home abuse and traffic tickets. His diverse practice reflects a commitment to advocating for vulnerable individuals and those navigating complex legal issues. Barker earned his Juris Doctor from Samford University in 1992, following a Bachelor of Arts in Business Management from North Carolina State University in 1989. This educational background laid a solid foundation for his legal career, equipping him with essential skills to handle the details of the law.
Before entering law school, he graduated from Episcopal High School in 1984, demonstrating a long-standing commitment to education and personal development. Most of Barker's practice involves representing clients in DUI and DWI cases. He guides clients through the legal process from arrest to trial, addressing critical aspects such as pre-trial motions and plea negotiations. When necessary, he provides representation in court, ensuring that his clients receive fair treatment under the law. His experience in this area allows him to effectively advocate for clients facing the repercussions of serious charges. In addition to DUI and DWI cases, Barker addresses issues related to nursing home abuse.
He advocates for vulnerable individuals who may have been mistreated in care facilities, striving to hold accountable those responsible for such abuses. Traffic ticket cases are another area of focus for him, where he works to minimize penalties and protect clients' driving records. His multifaceted approach to legal representation demonstrates his dedication to serving the community. Before founding his practice in 2016, Barker worked in various legal roles, gaining experience that informs his current work. His expertise is further highlighted by his certification as a Specialist in Real Property Law, particularly in Residential Transactions, which he held from 1999 to 2009. This certification showcases his commitment to understanding property law, an asset in his diverse practice areas.
As a member of the District of Columbia Bar, he is authorized to practice in multiple jurisdictions. His involvement in the legal community extends to serving on the Board of Directors for various organizations, where he contributes his insights and experience to advance the profession. Active in continuing legal education, Barker ensures he stays current with changes in the law, reinforcing his role as a knowledgeable advocate in Raleigh and beyond.
