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Daniel J. Perry is a distinguished attorney with over 34 years of experience specializing in litigation, appeals, and wrongful death cases. Operating out of the esteemed Berman & Simmons and the U.S. Attorney's Office in Lewiston, Maine, Mr. Perry is renowned for his unwavering dedication to justice and his clients. His office, located conveniently at 129 Lisbon St, has become a beacon for those seeking expert legal guidance in complex legal matters. Throughout his illustrious career, Daniel has established himself as a formidable advocate in the courtroom. His extensive knowledge of the legal system and meticulous attention to detail make him an invaluable asset in both trial and appellate courts. Whether navigating the intricacies of a high-stakes litigation case or crafting persuasive arguments on appeal, Mr. Perry approaches each case with a strategic mindset and a commitment to achieving the best possible outcomes for his clients. His expertise in wrongful death cases further underscores his compassionate yet assertive legal approach, providing families with the support and justice they deserve during challenging times. Daniel's professional philosophy is rooted in a client-centered approach, ensuring that each individual receives personalized attention and tailored legal strategies. His dedication to maintaining open communication and transparency with his clients has fostered long-lasting relationships built on trust and respect. As a highly respected figure in the legal community, Daniel J. Perry continues to uphold the highest standards of legal excellence and integrity, making him a sought-after attorney for those in need of formidable legal representation in Maine.
Wrongful death attorneys represent families who have lost loved ones due to the negligence of others. They seek compensation for the devastating loss. Common matters include fatal accidents, medical negligence deaths, workplace fatalities, product liability deaths.