Daniel P. Mevorach

Dan Mevorach is a Partner and Business Unit Leader in Kelley Kronenberg’s General Liability and Third-Party Insurance Defense Division. He brings extensive experience litigating New York Labor Law claims, insurance coverage disputes, and commercial matters in both state and federal courts. 

Prior to joining Kelley Kronenberg, Dan served as Partner at a New York law firm, where he managed a team of seven attorneys handling a large caseload of New York Labor Law cases. His practice included complex multi-party construction accidents, loss of subjacent support claims, construction defect litigation, condominium sponsor liability, business disputes, and professional liability matters. Dan’s complex litigation cases, includes routinely handling multi-million-dollar disputes, and, if necessary, he has successfully defended cases from inception through trial and appeal, including obtaining reported decisions on additional insured endorsements and triggers for defense obligations.  

Dan also serves his clients by providing insurance coverage recommendations and litigating same, including analyzing policies of insurance purportedly providing primary and/or excess coverage related to   commercial general liability, professional liability, property liability, and trucking liability. He began his career as an associate at a law firm handling insurance coverage, construction defect, and products liability matters, and served as lead associate on appeals to the Appellate Division and assisted on briefs to the New York State Court of Appeals. 

Dan earned his Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science and Political Science from Williams College, where he served as Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Computer Science and was Principal French Horn in the Student Symphony. He received his Juris Doctor from St. John’s University School of Law, where he was a St. Thomas More Academic Scholar and member of the Moot Court Honor Society and Junior Bar.