D. Thompson

Daniel A. Thompson Senior Associate

Daniel Thompson is a seasoned litigation attorney with a considerable courtroom presence and a deep commitment to client advocacy.

Daniel Thompson is a seasoned litigation attorney with a considerable courtroom presence and a deep commitment to client advocacy. Since being admitted to the California Bar in 2011, Daniel has built a dynamic legal career representing corporations, public entities, and individuals in complex disputes across state and federal courts nationwide.

Known for his strategic thinking and fearless representation, Daniel has earned a reputation as a valiant defender of his clients’ interests, whether in jury trials, bench trials, or arbitration. His approach blends professionalism with precision, and his clients value his clear communication and practical legal solutions.

In 2019, Daniel was honored as one of the “Top 100 Attorneys” in Employment Law by the American Academy of Attorneys, a recognition that reflects both his legal acumen and his dedication to excellence. He is also a published author, with works including Land of Liability: A Guide for California Employers, a go-to resource for small business owners navigating the complexities of labor law.

Beyond the courtroom, Daniel regularly advises clients on compliance with state and federal regulations, helping them stay ahead of legal risks. He holds a Juris Doctor from Western Sierra Law School and an LL.M. in Public Law and Policy from the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law.

Professional Affiliations

  • American Bar Association
  • Riverside County Bar Association
  • Reuben Clark Law Society
  • Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce

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