Havertown, PA personal injury attorney Daniel J. Siegel talks about the philosophy that guides his practice as well as his scholarly work. He shares that his philosophy is grounded in preparation and knowledge. Every case is prepared thoroughly, regardless of whether it is expected to go to trial. For instance, in personal injury matters, his team assumes the case will proceed to trial and prepares accordingly, ensuring that every necessary step is taken.

He emphasizes personal attention to clients, noting that their small staff allows them to know each client personally. Unlike larger firms where clients may be passed from person to person, his firm addresses each client’s needs directly, ensuring that they receive the attention they deserve.

Beyond client work, he highlights the firm’s role in professional education and guidance. The firm is recognized for providing ethical and professional guidance to attorneys, and he personally has delivered over 400 continuing education courses, authored 250–300 articles, and written 15 books covering topics from practice management to ethics and workers’ compensation. He and his firm wrote the authoritative treatise on the basics of workers’ compensation in Pennsylvania.

Additionally, the firm circulates a monthly newsletter to over 2,200 lawyers and judges, educating them on new cases and legal developments. Because of this extensive expertise and commitment to education, other lawyers frequently turn to the firm for representation, knowing they are working with professionals who truly understand the law.