
Daniel PrinceDanielPrince
Partner, Investigation & White Collar Defense
Daniel Prince is an award-winning trial attorney and trusted advisor. He is a partner in the Litigation Department in Los Angeles and hiring partner for the office. Daniel also is resident in the firm’s Palo Alto office.
Daniel represents clients in corporate and government investigations and complex litigation matters, including domestic and international arbitration, trials and class actions. In addition to handling commercial disputes, Daniel counsels clients on employee mobility and trade secrets issues, confidentiality provisions, dispute resolution clauses and enhancements to compliance programs.
A thought leader and former collegiate debater, Daniel is a skilled advocate who develops innovative strategies for handling high-stakes engagements. This includes driving the use of eDiscovery and data science technology to generate cost-effective solutions for clients.
Complete victory in a trial against the government involving the "worst corruption scandal in the history of the Navy." All charges dismissed with prejudice after the jury reached no verdict against our client.
Served as general counsel of a client, responsible for supporting compliance & other functions, and managing risk for an entity with $1 billion in revenues and 2,000 employees.
- 500 Leading Litigators in America
Lawdragon
- Leaders of Influence: Litigators & Trial Attorneys
Los Angeles Business Journal
"DOJ and FDA Continue to Feast on Producers of Contaminated Foods," Client Alert from Paul Hastings, Author
NOVEMBER 23, 2016
"Obama Out?” Not So Fast. President Obama Presented With Legislation that Would Create a Federal Civil Remedy for the Misappropriation of Trade Secrets," Client Alert from Paul Hastings, Author
MAY 4, 2016
"Takeaways From Revival of Pangang Trade Secrets Prosecution," Law360, Author
FEBRUARY 11, 2016
"Yates Memo May Help Government Get Foreign-Based Evidence," Law360, Author
NOVEMBER 23, 2015
"What Foreign Corporate Defendants Can Learn from Sinovel," Law360, Author
AUGUST 6, 2015
"Can US Serve Federal Criminal Summons on Foreign Co.?," Law360, Author
APRIL 13, 2015
"Bill Would Shift Trade Secrets Landscape," Daily Journal, Author
OCTOBER 7, 2014
"How High Court Ruling Will Impact International Arbitration in US," Law360, Author
MARCH 12, 2014
"Indicting a Foreign Company: Satisfying the Technical Requirements of Criminal Rule 4 by Resorting to the Civil Alter Ego Doctrine?," The Corporate Counselor, L.A. County Bar Association, Author
2013
"Obtaining Injunctions in Aid of Arbitration in United States Federal Courts: Addressing a Potential Threshold Jurisdictional Bar," 26-10 MEALEY’S INT’L ARB. REP. 15, Author
2011
"Government Investigations: Does a Civil Protective Order Protect a Company’s Foreign-Based Documents from Being Produced in a Related Criminal Investigation?," 2-8 BLOOMBERG L. REP.—CORP. COUNSEL 26, Author
2011
"Cyber-Criticism and the Federal Trademark Dilution Act: Redefining the Noncommercial Use Exemption," 9 VA. J.L. & TECH. 12, Author
2004
Board member
USC Board of Trustees
Board of Councilors
USC Gould School of Law
- "Ethical Considerations for In-House Counsel," Paul Hastings’s Annual Employment Law Update & MCLE Conference, PresenterJANUARY 13, 2022
- "Covid Legal Issues That Will be with Attorneys Long After the Virus is Gone," Institute for Corporate Counsel, ModeratorDECEMBER 1, 2021