Daniel Rock is an experienced attorney in the firm’s Appellate and Advanced Motions practice group. He is a skilled writer and orator who focuses on resolving his clients’ most complex legal challenges both at trial and on appeal.
Daniel has represented major product manufacturers in numerous high-stakes cases. In the automotive sphere, he has recently provided trial support in cases involving allegations related to advanced driver assistance technologies, airbags and rollover protection systems. His recent life science cases involve defending live cell allografts, mesh products, and neurosurgical devices. He has also represented defendants in professional liability, storage and transportation, and insurance disputes.
Daniel has experience serving as designated appellate and litigation support counsel at every stage of trial. He has litigated dozens of appeals throughout state and federal appellate courts, including appeals from pretrial orders, discovery orders, and post-trial judgments. He also provides litigation support at trial, which includes drafting motion in limine, jury instructions and verdict forms, while providing legal strategy on any issues that arise.
Prior to joining Bowman and Brooke, Daniel served as a senior law clerk for Chief Judge Leslie B. Rothenberg at the Third District Court of Appeal for the State of Florida. As a law clerk, Daniel drafted opinions, bench summaries, and memoranda on a wide variety of subjects. During his clerkship, Daniel also taught legal writing as an Adjunct Professor at Florida International University College of Law.
Outside of practicing law, Daniel enjoys spending time with his toddler and wife, fishing and crafting hot sauces.