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Daniel Harold Willick is a distinguished attorney based in Solvang, California, specializing in healthcare law and general practice. With a wealth of experience in high-profile, precedent-setting cases, Dan has established himself as a leading advocate in the field. His legal acumen has influenced landmark decisions adopted by the California Supreme Court, including notable cases such as *Regents v. Superior Court* (2018) and *Menendez v. Superior Court* (1992). As an expert witness, Dan has provided critical testimony that has supported significant victories for physicians facing improper medical peer reviews, as seen in *Shahinian v. Cedars-Sinai* (2019) and *Chen v. Bright Health Physicians* (2014). His expertise also extends to serving as a peer review hearing officer, where his rulings have been upheld by appellate courts, reinforcing his reputation for fairness and legal precision. In addition to his practice, Dan is a respected educator, holding positions as an Adjunct Clinical Professor at the USC Keck School of Medicine and an Assistant Clinical Professor at the UCLA Geffen School of Medicine. He has also contributed to academia through appointments at Loyola Law School, UCSB, and CSULA, sharing his extensive knowledge of healthcare law with the next generation of legal professionals. Dan serves as general counsel for the Southern California Psychiatric Society and has provided legal consulting to the University of California system on mental health law. His role as an arbitrator on the American Arbitration Association Commercial Panel, with a focus on healthcare disputes, further showcases his commitment to resolving complex legal issues within the healthcare sector. With his comprehensive expertise and dedication to the field, Daniel Harold Willick continues to make significant contributions to healthcare law and general practice in California.

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