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Georgia and South Dakota · Plaintiff-side practice
Serious medical negligence cases deserve direct senior-lawyer attention.
I take a small number of substantial medical-negligence cases at a time and do all the work on each one myself: the investigation, the strategy, the writing, the depositions, the trial. Nothing is handed off to a junior lawyer or a paralegal.
20+ yearsTrial work, complex litigation, and appeals.
Selective practiceA deliberately small caseload.
Published workAuthor of a book on persuasion and legal judgment.
What others say
More endorsementsA lawyer“If I needed a lawyer, I would call Dan first. No one surpasses his strategic thinking, no one has better judgment, no one cares more about the welfare and fortunes of his clients. Dan is as good as it gets in the legal profession.”
Mauricio Gonzalez, Senior Regulatory Counsel, GE Capital
A client“His knowledge of the law and his dedication to my case was unequaled. I put my trust in Dan Holloway — I’m glad I did!”
Patricia W., client
An expert witness“I have provided medicolegal reviews for plaintiffs and defendants for over 30 years. Dan Holloway has always exhibited the highest integrity, diligence, and persistence.”
Dr. Peter Mowschenson, surgeon, Harvard Medical School & Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Where to start
Medical malpractice
The core of the practice: diagnostic error, treatment delay, surgical harm, and institutional breakdowns.
How I approach these cases →Other serious cases
Select insurance bad-faith, business, and contract disputes that warrant close litigation work.
What I will consider →For lawyers
Appellate and dispositive-motion briefing support for trial lawyers who need a serious writer.
Briefing support →