About Daniel I
Daniel I Ward earned his Juris Doctor from Rutgers School of Law–Newark in 1986. He completed his legal education during a period of change in New Jersey courts and entered practice soon after. The law school years gave him a grounding in trial procedure, statutory interpretation and client counseling.
He moved into private practice in the years after graduation. By 1992 he was serving as the primary lawyer at The Law Offices of Daniel I Ward. That role has defined much of his professional life. Over the decades he has run a small, private practice and handled the administrative and legal work that comes with operating a law office.
Ward is admitted to practice in New Jersey, Florida and Pennsylvania. Those three jurisdictions shape how he approaches cases. He is able to represent clients in state matters across a broad geographic area and to coordinate legal strategy when issues cross state lines. His multi-jurisdictional admissions inform how he prepares filings and counsels clients about venue, procedure and applicable law.
Colleagues describe his practice as steady and procedural. He has experience guiding cases through the court system, negotiating on behalf of clients, and managing the day-to-day responsibilities of a small firm. Running a practice since the early 1990s has involved courtroom appearances, client meetings and an ongoing attention to courtroom rules and local practice norms.
The Law Offices of Daniel I Ward has been the vehicle for his work since 1992. The office handles matters that require a lawyer admitted in multiple states and serves a clientele whose needs are often practical and immediate. Ward’s long tenure in private practice has required balancing courtroom advocacy with client intake, case management and the administrative tasks that keep a law office functioning.
After four decades in the legal profession, Ward continues to maintain an active law practice. He serves clients who need representation under New Jersey, Florida and Pennsylvania law and concentrates his current practice on matters that arise within those jurisdictions.
