Gregory Daniels

Founder of Daniels Law Firm, LLC, in Denver, Colorado, Gregory Daniels provides strategic legal representation across criminal defense, family law and personal injury statewide. His comprehensive practice encompasses complex criminal charges, ranging from traffic violations and drug offenses to severe felonies, alongside sensitive domestic relations matters like divorce, paternity and marital property disputes. Driven by extensive experience, he delivers steadfast advocacy to help individuals and families successfully navigate life's most challenging and critical legal proceedings.

With a rich background in courtroom advocacy, Mr. Daniels has tried hundreds of misdemeanor and felony cases across Florida and Colorado state courts, as well as the U.S. District Courts for the District of Colorado. His extensive trial repertoire includes high-stakes matters involving murder, burglary, DUI, domestic assault and drug distribution. Combining meticulous case preparation with proven negotiation tactics, he consistently secures suitable outcomes, successfully resolving complex disputes and protecting client rights.

Mr. Daniels earned his Bachelor of Science in finance from Florida Atlantic University before receiving his Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Florida State University College of Law. First admitted to the bar in Florida in 1996, he has been licensed to practice law in Colorado since 2001. He leverages his strong financial background and nearly three decades of legal experience to deliver analytical strategy, rigorous advocacy and comprehensive representation for his clients.

Kicking off his legal profession as an assistant public defender in Palm Beach County, Florida, Mr. Daniels served in that capacity for five years. Later, he relocated to Denver and worked in civil litigation defense before returning to concentrate on criminal defense at a private law firm in 2006. In October 2012, he founded Daniels Law Firm, LLC. Today, he draws on his varied career to handle complex matters and uphold clients' rights.