Daniel I. Neveloff

Daniel I. Neveloff is a New York attorney with over 30 years of experience in high-stakes litigation. His practice focuses on employment law, sexual harassment, and discrimination, with a reputation for resolving complex matters that other firms often deem unwinnable. Daniel's career is defined by a strategic approach to litigation and a track record of significant recoveries.

He frequently serves as of-counsel to top-tier firms, leveraging an extensive professional network to ensure his clients are matched with the most effective trial counsel and resources for their specific needs. This collaborative model, always centered on the best interests of the client, has driven elite outcomes — including a 2025 $12 million jury verdict for sexual assault and a separate $2.5 million verdict in Westchester County Supreme Court. Previously, he personally obtained an $8 million civil rights verdict against the City of New York on behalf of a public school teacher.

A native New Yorker, Daniel brings a direct perspective to his advocacy. He identifies closely with his clients' experiences, bringing a deep-seated empathy and a problem-solving mindset to every phase of a case. His perspective is further shaped by a global worldview and extensive travel — from hiking Machu Picchu and hot-air ballooning over Cappadocia to paragliding above Rio de Janeiro.

Outside the law, Daniel is a guitarist who has performed in stadiums across Paris, Florence, Milan, and Madrid with Rockin' 1000, the thousand-strong rock band born in Italy. In 2025, he had the honor of performing at the United Nations alongside Andra Day and Michelle Williams.

Daniel's cases have been featured in the New York Daily News, New York Post, and the New York Law Journal, as well as on WPIX and WCBS News. He is also a trained mediator, having earned his mediation certification from Harvard Law School's Program on Negotiation.