George B. Daniels

District Court

New YorkNew York Southern District Court2nd Circuit
2.5/ 5

4 reviews

Courtroom conduct2.5
Impartiality2.5
Case preparation2.5
Case management2.5
Quality of rulings2.5
Treatment of counsel2.5
Empathy with parties2.5
Language & clarity2.5

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Reviews (4)

Judge Daniels seems to have a history of making power plays in search of a legal theory.

3.0
/ 5

Judge Daniels seems to have a history of making power plays in search of a legal theory. He clearly must have been sleeping during his first year at Yale. The man is not a deep thinker and in numerous cases has shown favoritism in lieu of intelligent legal opinions.

AnónimoLegal Professional

Daniels is extremely biased, painfully slow and unable to comprehend and process complex litigation.

1.0
/ 5

Daniels is extremely biased, painfully slow and unable to comprehend and process complex litigation. His interpretation of the law is so flawed it beggars belief that he even knows the law. He should never be assigned civil litigation. Hopefully he will leave soon.

AnónimoLawyer

~I'm flabbergasted to see any positive thoughts on this man.

3.0
/ 5

~I'm flabbergasted to see any positive thoughts on this man. He's mean spirited, lazy, vindictive and is the paradigm for what politically appointed judges are all about. Thank goodness he is senior status as their will be fewer litigants that he'll be inflicted upon. It will be a fabulous day when he's off the bench.

AnónimoLawyer

We had an awful time in Judge Daniels' court - from overriding common practices to actually flaunting the rules aroun...

3.0
/ 5

We had an awful time in Judge Daniels' court - from overriding common practices to actually flaunting the rules around dismissal, he sided with the big corporation lawyer at every turn. A fair proceeding would not have been so one-sided. He misinterpreted the meaning of industry specific terminology and essentially overlooked the essence of the case on his way to a convenient dismissal.

AnónimoLitigant