Daniel L.
Palmisano
Associate
What I Do
I handle complex real estate litigation from inception through resolution. I represent clients in real estate and construction matters, landlord-tenant disputes, and litigation involving condominiums and cooperatives. My experience spans all phases of litigation, from discovery through case strategy and mediation.
Prior to joining Braverman Greenspun, I was an associate at a real estate litigation boutique. I also served as principal law clerk to Justice Dakota Ramseur of the Supreme Court of the State of New York for New York County. In addition to my practice, I am an adjunct professor at Fordham Law School, where I teach legal writing.
Who I Help
Condominium and cooperative boards
Why I Enjoy What I Do
I enjoy this work because every case is a puzzle. Boards and owners are dealing with real problems, construction defects, difficult disputes, high-stakes decisions, and they need someone who can cut through the complexity and give them a clear path forward. That’s what I find rewarding.
Credentials
Education
- Rutgers Law School, J.D., 2013
- George Washington University, B.A., 2007
Bar & Court Admissions
- New York
Honors
- Rutgers Law School, Dean’s List Spring 2013
Outside the Office
- I speak fluent Italian.
- I summitted three glaciers in Iceland.
One Thing I Love About NYC
- The city gives you so much access to the world’s art, food, and people in one place.
