Dan Nabel is an associate in Greenberg Glusker’s Litigation Group. Mr. Nabel handles a variety of litigation matters and provides advice in the areas of intellectual property and real estate.
In 2012, Mr. Nabel produced an amazing result for an 86 year old woman and her daughter who had been evicted from their family home in 2011 after a non-judicial foreclosure sale based on a sham loan. After obtaining crippling admissions at the defendant’s deposition, Mr. Nabel obtained a settlement which returned the family home to his clients and provided them with a sizable monetary award. For more information, read: “A story too compelling to ignore.”
In 2011, Mr. Nabel obtained a $1.1 million dollar judgment for his client as part of a two-person trial team, after a two-week jury trial, against two yacht manufactures based on the Song Beverly Act; for more information, read: “Greenberg Glusker Trial Team Secures $1.1 Million Judgment in Faulty Boat Case.”
Mr. Nabel is a lecturer in law at the USC Gould School of Law and lectures several times a year on “Deposition Strategies and Techniques.”