With a diverse legal background, Danielle serves as a go-to resource for her clients in addressing the full spectrum of government relations matters. Whether drafting bills, fostering connections with elected officials or helping clients navigate the complex legislative process, her ability to connect with people on a personal level enables her to bring them together to forge mutually advantageous partnerships. She routinely works with local, state and national businesses, always tailoring her approach for each client’s unique needs. Her background and knowledge has allowed her to play an integral role in the passage of several changes to the legal landscape in West Virginia, including the landmark passage of a bill creating the intermediate court of appeals.

Her legal expertise spans a wide spectrum, ranging from managing intricate multi-party construction disputes to skillfully litigating cases related to commercial banking. With a significant portion of her clientele stemming from the construction industry, Danielle possesses an intimate understanding of both the legal intricacies and the business dynamics within construction, also serving on the board of the Associated Builders and Contractors of WV. Fueled by her innate talent for creative problem-solving, Danielle thrives on assisting her clients in uncovering innovative solutions to their challenges. This often entails determination and thinking outside the conventional bounds.

Danielle's influence in the legal realm is further highlighted by her published works and speaking engagements focusing on construction and government relations matters. A longstanding pillar in the DRI Construction Law Group, Danielle has assumed various leadership roles over the years, including Committee Chair,  National Seminar Chair and Vice Chair of the Center for Public Policy's Third Party Litigation Task Force.

Hailing proudly from West Virginia's Northern Panhandle, Danielle's educational journey led her to acquire an undergraduate degree in mathematics from West Virginia University.  Additionally, her legal acumen was honed through her pursuit of a law degree from WVU, coinciding with her avid support for WVU sports. She is committed to giving back to her University and the State, serving as Chair of the College of Law's Visiting Committee and member of the Honors College Visiting Committee as well as being a member of the Board for the Childhood Language Learning Center and the Education Broadcasting Authority, appointed by Governor Jim Justice. When not cheering on the Mountaineers or serving her community, Danielle can be found engaging in activities like squash or hiking/exploring a new area or city with her husband Patrick.