Daniel regulates a broad array of industries, and focuses specifically on businesses that prey on vulnerable populations. Prior to joining the Attorney General’s Office, Daniel was a Law Clerk at the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office, where he worked on homicide cases, criminal appeals, and economic crimes. While a law student at Berkeley, Daniel worked in the law school’s Consumer Justice Clinic to defend low-income clients from intimidating and often illegal debt collection practices. Daniel was also Co-Director of Berkeley Law’s Consumer Advocacy and Protection Society.