Daniel R. Perlman

Owner / Attorney

Daniel earned his Bachelor’s Degree from The University of California, Santa Barabra and his Juris Doctor from TheCatholic University of America, Columbus School of Law in Washington, D.C. Daniel is an experienced criminal defense attorney in Los Angeles who has handled thousands of cases throughout Southern California.

Prior to graduating from law school in our Nation’s Capital, Daniel worked as a Prosecutor for the Maryland State’s Attorney’s Office in Montgomery County, Maryland, where he became aware of many of the stumbling blocks that exist between prosecutors and defense attorneys from the government side. Daniel used this opportunity to learn how best to approach prosecutors and how to creatively resolve differences to the satisfaction of both sides.

Daniel has made appearances as a legal expert on Fox News, as a Celebrity Legal Expert on E! Entertainment Radio and E! Entertainment Television Specials. He has been asked to lend his professional opinion on a number of high profile celebrity cases. Additionally, Daniel’s television appearances include the TV Guide Channel, Hollywood 411, and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

Los Angeles Criminal Defense LawyerDaniel Perlman leads his firm into the second decade of the 21st century by staying involved with the community, including providing extensive community outreach and speaking engagements, at schools, before sports teams and other public and private organizations. Daniel and his firm earn high marks from a variety of organizations- with positions of responsibility, leadership and membership in the Los Angeles County Bar Association, the San Fernando Bar Association, the American Bar Association, obtaining a perfect 30 of 30 ranking with Google, a perfect 10 rating with AVVO.COM, along with equally high marks with Yelp.com, Citysearch.com, L.E.A.R.N.Criminal Defense Attorney of the Year 2012 along with being a member of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and a member of the Better Business Bureau (membership pending 2.13).

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