About this Lawyer/Firm
Daniel Connolly is the managing partner of Bracewell’s New York office, which he helped establish in 2005, growing it into the firm’s second largest office. His practice spans industries like banking, construction, and pharmaceuticals, focusing on white-collar defense, regulatory compliance, and complex commercial litigation.
Dan represents clients in federal and New York State courts, and regularly appears before federal agencies like the DOJ, SEC, FDA, and HHS. He has advised major corporations and executives in criminal and regulatory matters and served as a compliance and ethics advisor to companies and boards.
Previously, Dan spent eight years as an assistant district attorney in Manhattan, trying over 60 cases, including high-profile homicides. He also served as counsel to the Mayor of New York City, overseeing major litigation and advising on policy matters.
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Criminal Defense
The Criminal Defense practice area focuses on representing individuals accused of committing crimes, ranging from misdemeanors to serious felonies. Attorneys in this field defend clients against charges such as theft, assault, drug offenses, and white-collar crimes, working to protect their rights and ensure a fair trial. Criminal defense lawyers analyze the evidence, negotiate plea deals, and develop strategies to challenge the prosecution’s case. They may also advocate for reduced sentences or alternative sentencing options if a conviction occurs. This practice area requires a deep understanding of criminal law, procedures, and constitutional rights, as well as the ability to navigate complex legal systems. The primary goal is to achieve the best possible outcome for clients, whether through acquittal, dismissal of charges, or minimized penalties.
