About Daniel F.
Daniel F. Bachman studied on both U.S. coasts before settling into practice in Florida. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Southern California and went on to receive his J.D. from the University of Miami School of Law. Those two institutions framed the early arc of his legal training and prepared him for work at the state level.
After completing law school he entered private practice in Florida. He rose through his firm and in 2012 became a partner at Chepenik Trushin LLP. That promotion marked a steady professional trajectory and positioned him to take on greater responsibility for client matters and firm operations.
Bachman is licensed to practice law in Florida and holds an active membership in The Florida Bar. He carries out legal work for clients within the state and appears before Florida tribunals as required by specific matters. His practice draws on the classroom foundations he built at USC and Miami, applying state law in daily practice.
Within the firm setting he has balanced casework and collaborative responsibilities. Colleagues describe him as a practical presence who handles the tasks assigned to him and participates in the firm’s work on behalf of clients. His role as partner has included overseeing matters that require coordination across attorneys and addressing client concerns that arise in litigation or transactional contexts.
He has remained connected to the professional community through maintaining his membership in The Florida Bar. That affiliation keeps him tied to licensing requirements, continuing legal education expectations, and the professional standards that govern practice in the state.
As of 2026 he is a partner at Chepenik Trushin LLP and continues to practice law in Florida. His current practice focuses on serving clients through his role at the firm.
