Biography
Daniel Berlin graduated magna cum laude from Georgetown University Law Center in 2009, and is admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C. Throughout his legal career he has specialized in human rights and civil rights advocacy, working on behalf of migrant laborers, victims of discrimination, refugees, and survivors of human trafficking. Before returning to his hometown of Pittsburgh, Daniel spent several years as an international human rights lawyer, serving as the Legal Services Director of Asylum Access, Ecuador and consulting for the International Organization for Migration in Zimbabwe. Prior to law school, Daniel spent two years as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Guatemala. Daniel focuses on individual employment discrimination actions, contract claims, unemployment actions, and class action litigation. He is fluent in Spanish, and has some knowledge of Mandarin, Arabic and Shona.