Daniel Pasek Email & Phone Number

Ontario, Ca

Attorney specializing in municipal law and Health & Safety Receiverships; litigation; research

Orange County, California Area

Researching, compiling and summarizing recent jury verdict cases through the Orange County e-filings process and databasesCulling hundreds of recent Orange County superior and appellate court decisions as well as any pertinent pleadings or other filings thereofInvestigating target (high profile) cases to summarize pertinent information for upload to an online database: Westlaw Court Wire

Los Angeles

Performed research for attorneys in different stages of litigation and assisted in drafting a successful motion for summary judgment in a public accommodation discrimination case involving a Hawaii bed and breakfast. Communicated with prospective clients via Lambda's legal helpline; researched the prospective client's issue; drafted memorandums using that research for the individual attorneys who then used the information to decide whether representation would achieve Lambda's objectives.

Performed a wide range of research that included due process, equal protection, the enabling clauses of the 13th-15th Amendments, and the Civil Rights Act; drafted memorandum to help answer the hypothetical question of what would happen if Congress used its section 5 power of the 14th Amendment to overturn individual state's mini DOMA laws. A large portion of the research was later used in the professor's article, which was published in volume 65 of the Rutgers Law Review.

Researched and prepared memorandums on issues of tax law, in particular higher education deductions; edited articles and ensured citation followed appropriate attribution rules; fixed errors committed by other research assistants once the professor had left to teach at another school.

Tasked with finding out how Model Rule 5.4 came into being and whether the reasons for the rule are still valid given other countries’ experience with non-lawyer ownership of legal firms. The research performed and the conclusions reached by the research was adopted in large part by the professor and used in a symposium presentation and accompanying article.

Masters Of Law, Taxation, 3.52

Corporate Tax, Partnership Tax, Deferred Compensation Plans, SALT, Taxation of Property Taxation. Focus on Taxation of Gratuitous Transfers.

Juris Doctor, 3.18

University of La Verne Law Review, Chief Articles Editor Rank: 8 of 84 CALI Award: Constitutional Law I, Constitutional Law II, Evidence.

Bachelor Of Arts, Political Science