Daniel Patrick Finney
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Daniel Patrick Finney III is a distinguished civil rights litigator based in Missouri, who has dedicated his legal career to advocating for individuals' rights and seeking justice in the courtroom. A graduate of Saint Louis University School of Law in 2005, Daniel began his professional journey as an assistant Circuit Attorney in the vibrant City of Saint Louis. There, he honed his skills by prosecuting a range of criminal cases, from misdemeanors to serious felonies involving firearms and drug offenses, before transitioning to private practice in January 2008. At the Law Office of Daniel P. Finney III, Daniel has built a robust practice focusing on civil litigation, representing both plaintiffs and defendants across a diverse array of cases. His expertise encompasses premises liability, wrongful death, professional malpractice, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, automobile negligence, breach of contract, real estate disputes, and civil rights litigation. His extensive experience also includes representing businesses in matters of professional malpractice and contract disputes, showcasing his versatility and depth of knowledge in the legal field. Daniel's reputation as a skilled attorney is reflected in his appearances before various courts, including the Circuit Courts of Missouri and Illinois, the Missouri Court of Appeals for the Eastern District, and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri. He is honored to be a life member of the Million Dollar and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forums and is recognized by Super Lawyers as being in the top 5% of attorneys in Missouri. Additionally, in 2016, he was named an Up and Coming Lawyer by Missouri Lawyers Weekly, a testament to his commitment to excellence. In a testament to his leadership and dedication to public service, Daniel was appointed by Governor Greitens in August 2017 to serve a two-year term as one of five Commissioners on the Missouri Gaming Commission, overseeing an industry that generated over $2.1 billion in revenue. Beyond his professional achievements, Daniel is a charter board member of Birdies for Bipolar, a nonprofit organization aimed at destigmatizing mental illness. He resides in University City with his wife and two children, where he continues to champion the rights of individuals and promote community well-being through his legal practice and philanthropic efforts.