About Daniel E.
Daniel E. Raskin began his academic journey at Tulane University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in 1971. He went on to attend Emory University School of Law and received his Juris Doctor in 1975. Those years on two campuses framed a legal education rooted in traditional doctrine and practical training. They also placed him among a generation of lawyers who entered practice in the mid-1970s, a period of notable change in the profession.
After graduating from Emory, Raskin entered the practice of law. His career spans several decades. Over that time he has seen the profession evolve. He has worked through shifts in procedure, technology and client expectations. That long view informs how he approaches problems today. It also means his perspective is grounded in both older precedents and newer frameworks.
Raskin’s work over the years has included courtroom appearances, negotiations at the settlement table and the routine drafting of legal documents. Those activities are the backbone of many lawyers’ practices. He has handled matters that required advocacy before judges and juries, and he has spent time counseling clients outside of trial settings. The combination of litigation and client advising is a throughline of his practice life.
Colleagues and clients have relied on Raskin for steady legal counsel through complex matters. He has adapted his practice as rules and technologies have changed, while maintaining attention to the fundamentals of case preparation and client communication. He has also mentored younger lawyers at various points in his career, sharing practical skills and courtroom experience accumulated over many years.
As of 2026, Raskin continues to practice law. He maintains a private practice and works directly with clients on a variety of civil matters. His current practice focuses on representing individuals and organizations in civil legal issues, balancing courtroom representation with negotiated solutions and client counseling.
