Daniel B. Lacesa
Attorney
Daniel Lacesa was a trial consultant before becoming a member of The Florida Bar and began concentrating on personal injury cases. He received a $22 million verdict for the wrongful death of two young drivers against the Florida Highway Patrol for failure to respond to a 911 emergency call (Pollack v. FHP, Dade County, 1998). Mr. Lacesa now concentrates his area of practice on representing victims in premises liability claims for Steinger, Iscoe & Greene.
Bar Admissions:
2000 – Florida
2002 – Federal District Court, Middle District of Florida
2006 – Federal District Court, Southern District of Florida
Education:
Florida Atlantic University (B.A.)
Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society member
Nova Southeastern University (J.D.)
International Law Review, Senior Journal Member
Areas of Practice:
Civil litigation, commercial and business law, NASD broker-dealer disputes, and personal injury
Reported Cases:
Parks v. Katina Chirillo Interiors, Inc., 2004 WL 1857884 (Fla. Cir. Ct. 2004)
Sand Lake Shoppes v. Sand Lake Courtyards, LLC, 816 So.2d 143 (Fla. 5th D.C.A. 2002)
Altman v. First Union Securities Financial Network, 2002 WL 23036636 (N.A.S.D. 2002)
Professional Associations and Memberships:
The Florida Bar
Palm Beach County Justice Association
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Our personal injury attorneys are experienced in advocating for clients in the following areas: auto accident, birth injury, boat accident, brain injury, drug injuries, defective medical device, defective product, dog bite, environmental dangers, medical malpractice, motorcycle accident, premises liability, Social Security Disability, spinal cord injury, truck accident, workers’ compensation, and wrongful death.
