Former appellate attorney of the US Department of Justice’s Criminal Division, Daniel N. Lerman, has recently joined the ranks of Kramer Levin, a prominent international law firm. Lerman will be a partner in the litigation department at the firm’s Washington, D.C. location. The news was announced on Wednesday by Kramer Levin.
In addition to his partnership, Lerman will also assume the role of deputy chair for the Supreme Court and appellate litigation practice, as per the firm’s statement. His considerable expertise will be leveraged in managing trial and appellate matters. These cover a wide range of legal areas such as criminal, intellectual property, securities, bankruptcy, environmental, and administrative law. Commercial litigation will also fall under his purview.
Lerman’s experience with the Department of Justice is likely to offer a fresh perspective and strengthen the litigation capabilities of Kramer Levin. His joining the firm is a significant moment, not just for Kramer Levin, but for Lerman himself, as he steps into new roles and wider responsibilities. As deputy chair, his inputs will be crucial in shaping the firm’s Supreme Court and appellate litigation practice.
The information in this article was originally reported by Bloomberg Law Automation.