About Daniel James
Daniel James Larkosh is an attorney based in Edgartown, Massachusetts, with over 30 years of legal experience. Specializing in family law, he handles divorce and child custody cases. This gives expert guidance through challenging legal situations. In addition to family law, Larkosh also practices business law, appeals, and municipal law matters. His extensive background allows him to address many legal issues effectively. Larkosh earned his Juris Doctor from Suffolk University Law School in 1991, a pivotal step in his legal career.
Prior to that, he obtained his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Massachusetts in 1987. Admitted to the Massachusetts Bar in 1998, he has been practicing law in the state for over two decades. His legal journey began earlier, as he was first admitted to the California Bar in 1991, although his license status there is currently inactive. This dual admission has enriched his perspective on legal matters across different jurisdictions. As a member of both the Massachusetts Bar Association and the Dukes County Bar Association, Larkosh remains actively engaged in the legal community. He co-founded Larkosh & Jackson, LLP, located at 20 Meshacket Road, Edgartown, MA 02539.
The firm offers a comprehensive range of legal services, including civil litigation, family law, and landlord/tenant disputes. Larkosh’s commitment to his clients is reflected in his Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Rating of 4.4 out of 5.0, which shows his professional standing among peers and clients alike. Throughout his career, Larkosh has been involved in various legal matters, including complex divorce and custody cases, criminal defense, and appeals. His courtroom experience spans both California and Massachusetts, where he has made numerous appearances. Larkosh has successfully mediated numerous complex divorces, demonstrating his ability to resolve disputes amicably and efficiently. His skills extend to appellate practice, as he is admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit and the Ninth Circuit, as well as the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts and the Northern District of California.
In 2025, Larkosh faced disciplinary action from the Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers for attempting to solicit an elderly, cognitively impaired woman residing in a nursing facility as a client. This action violated Rule 7.3 of the Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct. As a result, the Board imposed a public reprimand on December 29, 2025. Despite this setback, Larkosh continues to serve his clients with dedication and professionalism, drawing on his extensive legal experience to navigate complex legal fields.
