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About Dan Newlin Injury Attorneys

Attorney Dan Newlin began his career in public service at the young age of 20, working for the New Chicago, Indiana Police Department as a patrol officer and Fire Department as an Emergency Medic. Mr. Newlin later accepted a position with the Orange County Sheriff's Office, located in Orlando Florida, where he served ten years working as a patrol officer and sheriff's detective. While working as a detective, Attorney Dan Newlin received numerous awards for going above and beyond the call of duty and was recognized for his outstanding service by the United States Justice Department and the Unit ... ed States Marshall's Office. In 1997 Attorney Dan Newlin was accepted to law school and proudly attended the Florida State College of Law, where he graduated in December 2000. Attorney Dan Newlin is proud to be licensed to practice law in both Illinois and Florida, where he maintains offices providing expert and outstanding legal services helping injury and accident victims. Attorney Dan Newlin began practicing law in Orlando, Florida, helping injury and accident victims with the goal of providing exceptional service and getting great results for his clients. Mr. Newlin made an early name for himself as a relentless advocate for his clients. Literally working day and night for justice, obtaining record verdicts of $24 million verdict for the family of a slain Orlando police officer and a $100 million verdict on a case for a young woman from central Florida who sustained a serious brain injury. Mr. Newlin separated himself from other lawyers by providing superior aggressive representation with the highest level of professionalism. Today, Mr. Newlin has grown his single office law firm into one of the largest law firms in the United States, with ten fully staffed offices across Florida employing over 300 support staff & 80 Expert Attorneys. Mr. Newlin's legal team continues to have a strong reputation for success and a proven winning record, recovering Billions of Dollars. More
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