Daniel A. Hoer

Daniel grew up in Hong Kong and spent 17 years living in Asia. After completing university with a 3.99 GPA, he spent a year living and working in China before attending law school at UC Davis, where he excelled in Pre-Trial Skills, Moot Court, and Trial Practice classes.

After witnessing a tragic act of negligence that left a beloved family member paralyzed, Daniel came to realize the great need for dedicated personal injury lawyers to fight against the deceit and greed of large insurance corporations — and has dedicated himself to plaintiff's personal injury ever since.

In law school, Daniel was a Criminal Law Teaching Assistant for two years and spent his third year working at the Sacramento County Public Defender's Office, representing clients in court daily. He founded the King Hall Climb, Ski & Snowboard Club and completed a two-year project re-writing the "Intro to Law" textbook — still required reading for all incoming UC Davis law students.

Prior to joining Scranton Law Firm, Daniel was a litigation attorney at a personal injury firm in downtown Oakland, where he cut his teeth fighting experienced trial lawyers to secure outstanding results for his clients.

Daniel is a passionate rock climber who has traveled and climbed around the world. He has made numerous ascents of big walls in Yosemite, including a 15-hour ascent of the Northwest Face of Half Dome and a winter ascent of El Capitan. After passing the Bar Exam, he traveled more than 3,000 km by motorcycle across southern India.

He brings this same level of dedication and perseverance to every case at Scranton Law Firm.