Dan McCann helps clients through every stage of process – from the first call through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and trial if needed.
Dan transitioned into litigation, practicing law for years to sharpen his litigation, legal research, and deposition skills managing a large caseload and negotiating resolutions and settlements for his clients. He gained invaluable experience conducting and defending depositions in complex litigation cases
Dan saw firsthand how experienced legal representation can positively influence proceedings. His grandfather, an attorney, took on – and won – an eminent domain battle before the Supreme Court of New Jersey. When a township sought to take a right-of-way easement from Dan’s grandfather without offering just compensation or due process, the N.J. Supreme Court ruled that the easement amounted to an uncompensated taking.
Later in life, as Dan weighed which law path he wanted to follow, this case would stick with him. This is the reason Dan now has a practice concentration handling Eminent Domain cases in which the government seeks to take private property for public use. Dan notes, “Helping property owners seek as much value as possible for their land being taken is important to me.”
Outside the courtroom, Dan embraces a wide range of passions that reflect his energy and curiosity. A dedicated golfer with a competitive handicap, he also takes to the skies as a certified private pilot who enjoys recreational flying. When not on the course or in the cockpit, you might find him on a racquet court or cheering passionately for his favorite teams.
A true lifelong learner, Dan recently completed a Fermentation and Distillery Science Certificate program, channeling his curiosity into the art and science of craft beverages. Whether in sports, aviation, or academics, Dan brings the same drive and commitment to his goal of getting best results possible for clients.
Active licenses to practice law in: Georgia