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Daniel S. Bryson
By: Daily Record Staff//March 16, 2023
Daniel S. Bryson
Partner, Real Estate Department Chair, Lacy Katzen LLP
Years in current role: 16
What has been your biggest success over the past year?
Working together with the Lacy Katzen team, I have enjoyed the challenges related to the ever-changing real estate market to continue to meet our clients’ needs.
What advice would you give someone just starting out in real estate law?
Real Estate law provides an excellent framework for understanding the transactional side of the legal practice. It also provides a great opportunity to build meaningful relationships with your clients.
If you could practice one area of law that you haven’t practiced in your career, what would it be and why?
I have had the opportunity to volunteer for some of the amazing nonprofit organizations in our community. If I ever changed my focus, I would love the opportunity to serve any of them in a more formal way.
What do you enjoy most about practicing law in the Rochester area?
Since the beginning of my career the members of the legal community have always treated each other in a professional and respectful manner. I am honored to be a part of that community.
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