About Daniel
Daniel Larson built his legal foundation at Suffolk University Law School, where he earned his law degree and began shaping a courtroom-oriented practice. He entered the Massachusetts legal community and has maintained active ties there since completing his studies.
His professional path is embedded in the state's bar structure. He holds current membership in the State Bar of Massachusetts and takes part in the local bar community. That membership reflects routine involvement in continuing education and the professional rules that govern trial work in the state.
In 2023 Larson joined the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Lawyers. That association draws lawyers who handle contested hearings and jury trials. Larson’s affiliation suggests regular courtroom experience and an interest in contested litigation, both civil and criminal, though his formal record emphasizes trial practice.
Peers and evaluators have taken notice. He has been named a Super Lawyer by Super Lawyers, an industry rating that highlights attorneys who receive nominations and peer evaluations. The recognition sits alongside his organizational memberships and is listed as part of his professional profile.
Larson has maintained a practice under the Larson Law name. He operates from offices identified as Larson Law and Larson Law Boston. Those locations serve as bases for client meetings, pretrial work and courtroom preparation. He manages case intake, discovery and trial planning from those offices, balancing client consultation with litigation duties.
Colleagues describe Larson as methodical in preparing cases for trial and persistent during litigation. He prefers direct engagement with witnesses and clients. He spends much of his time drafting pleadings, arguing motions and sitting through hearings — tasks that form the routine of trial practice.
Outside of court appearances, Larson participates in local legal events and bar programming. He continues to update his skills through seminars and academy activities, aligning his practice with evolving courtroom procedures and evidentiary rules.
He currently practices civil litigation and trial work from offices at Larson Law and Larson Law Boston.
