Dan Stormer

About Dan Stormer

Mr. Stormer stands as a prominent figure in the fields of civil rights, employment, and constitutional law, gaining recognition both nationally and internationally. The National Law Journal has lauded him as "one of the country's top civil, constitutional, and international human rights lawyers." His prowess has earned him repeated acknowledgments in The Best Lawyers in America and the Guide to the World’s Leading Labour and Employment Lawyers. Notably, he has contributed to events such as "Arguments of the Masters" and the "Legends of Litigation."

Extensively engaged in academia, Mr. Stormer has delivered lectures and published legal treatises and law reviews. He has shared his expertise in over 300 seminars and trial programs, addressing national conventions for esteemed organizations such as the American Bar Association, the American Association for Justice, the National Employment Lawyers Association, Consumer Attorneys of California, and the National Institute of Trial Advocacy, among others. His teaching experience extends to several law schools, including Hastings College of Law, Loyola Law School, University of San Fernando Law School, Southwestern Law School, and People's College of Law.

With a substantial impact on legal precedents, Mr. Stormer boasts involvement in over 70 published appellate decisions and has advocated cases at all levels, including multiple appearances before the U.S. Supreme Court.