Growing up in the streets of New York with few life paths to choose from. As he puts it, he had three choices: join the military, become a trial lawyer, or become a criminal. So that left lawyer and Daniel Horowitz embarked towards a legal career, a full circle path that would eventually allow him to defend people much like those he grew up with. Daniel has been lead counsel in over 200 jury trials as well as thousands of arbitrations and contested evidentiary hearings. As a legal commentator, Daniel Horowitz has appeared on CNN, MSNBC, Fox News and all major television networks.  

Listen as he discusses his motivation to become a trial lawyer and the unique elements that set him apart from other attorneys. He highlights the impactful Ailee Jong case and the positive changes it brought to a substandard institution. Daniel also talks about his involvement with Vice President Kamala Harris and his experiences with the prime minister of Ukraine. For his "Closing Argument," Daniel emphasizes the importance of balancing doing good and making money in the legal profession.

Key Takeaways

• You are never going to be the best, and may not ever be one of the best. It is most valuable to direct your energy towards being serious, professional, and dedicated to serving the needs of your client. 
• Learn how to balance the concept of using the law to create positive social change with family obligations and the need to make money. They go together and don’t contradict, despite what it may seem.
• All the most accomplished lawyers have great financial strength behind them. It is important to have financial resources to ensure a strong and secure fight for a verdict.

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