Horwitz Law represents individuals who have suffered serious injuries as a result of criminal or other misconduct in Tennessee.  The firm represents victims of wrongful death, assault, drunk driving, and other criminal offenses in civil proceedings.  Horwitz Law also represents victims of negligence and reckless misconduct in complex personal injury cases.  Horwitz Law’s attorneys have won millions of dollars in judgments and settlements—including a record-setting $212 million jury verdict in Davidson County—on behalf of people injured by wrongdoing.

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Excellent lawyer

November 26, 2014 — Responded in a timely manner, very polite and took initiative, showed dedication and respect towards me. I would recommend Daniel Horowitz as a trustworthy lawyer.

Selected Case History

Selected Case Documents:

–Amended Complaint of Shaundelle Brooks, individually, and next-of-kin to Akilah DaSilva

*Judgment

*Verdict Form

Selected Media Coverage:

-The Tennessean: Jury awards over $200 million to mother of Waffle House shooting victim

-WSMV: Jury awards Waffle House victim’s mom more than $200M in damages

Selected Case Documents:

–Amended Complaint of Shaundelle Brooks, individually, and next-of-kin to Akilah DaSilva

–Abede DaSilva’s Memorandum in Support of Partial Summary Judgment

–Plaintiff’s Statement of Undisputed Material Facts

–Jeffrey Reinking’s Responses to Plaintiff’s First Set of Interrogatories

*Agreed Order of Settlement and Compromise

*Settlement Order/Stipulation of Dismissal

Selected Media Coverage:

-The Tennessean: Victim’s family reaches settlement in suit against Waffle House shooting suspect’s father

-News Channel 5: Lawsuits involving Waffle House shooter’s father settled

-WSMV: Family of Waffle House shooting victim reaches settlement, dismisses two lawsuits

-The Tennessean: Waffle House shooting victim’s mom files $100M wrongful death suit against Reinkings

-WKRN: Waffle House lawsuit resolved

-The Tennessean: Waffle House shooting suspect Travis Reinking liable in wrongful death suit, judge says

-The Tennessean: Father of Waffle House shooting suspect Travis Reinking charged with gun crime

-The Tennessean: Waffle House shooting witness who watched brother die sues suspect’s father

-WKRN Channel 2: What do the indictments mean for lawsuits filed against Reinking, dad?

Selected Case Documents:

–Settlement Order (1/2)/Settlement Order (2/2) 

–Notice of Satisfaction of $304,000.00 Judgment

Selected Media Coverage:

-News Channel 5: Dog escapes backyard, attacks 4, including child, in Madison

-WSMV: 3 attacked by pit bull in Madison

-WKRN: Baby, teen among 3 injured in Madison dog attack

-Fox 17: 911 calls detail horrifying scene as dog attacks child, three others in Nashville

Selected Case Documents:

*Final Order Granting $1 Million Judgment

–Plaintiff’s Complaint

–Transcript of Plea Hearing, Davidson County Criminal Court

–Transcript of Sentencing Hearing, Davidson County Criminal Court

Selected Media Coverage:

-The Tennessean: Ex-NYPD cop who terrorized Nashville residents during break-in must pay $1M, judge rules

-WKRN: Ex-NYPD officer ordered to pay $1M after breaking into 12South home, using racial slurs

-New York Times: Officer Who Admitted Making Racist Threat Quits After an Uproar

-ABC: Woman files $5 million suit against officer who broke into her home, yelled racial slurs

-The Tennessean: Airbnb terror ends in jail time for drunk NYPD cop who broke into Nashville home, threatened residents

-New York Post: Racist ex-NYPD cop who broke into stranger’s Nashville home files for bankruptcy

-WSMV: NYPD officer arrested for assaulting Nashville family while he was on vacation resigns

-The Tennessean: Woman files $5M lawsuit against ex-NYPD cop who broke into her Nashville home and threatened her

-CNN: Tennessee woman wants a New York police officer who barged into her home and was accused of a racial slur to be fired

-New York Post: Activists want NYPD cop Michael Reynolds fired for racist tirade in Nashville

-US News and World Report: NYPD Officer Accused of Home Break-In, Attack Enters Plea

-NBC News: A white NYPD officer broke into a black woman’s home and threatened her. Activists want him fired.

-Newsweek: NYPD OFFICER PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT AND TRESPASSING FOR BREAKING INTO NASHVILLE FAMILY’S HOME AND THREATENING THEM WITH THE N-WORD

-Reason: New York Cop Finally Quits—More Than a Year After He Broke Into a Woman’s Home and Threatened Her

-The Grio: White NYPD officer, who spewed racist threats to a Black woman after breaking into her home, resigns

-The Tennessean: NYPD cop takes a plea deal after breaking into a Nashville house next to his Airbnb

-WTVF: Attorney: Resignation of NYPD cop in Nashville racist attack long overdue

–Plaintiff’s Complaint

–Plaintiff’s Memorandum in Support of Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings

–Plaintiff’s Memorandum in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment

Nashville attorney Daniel Horwitz, left, and Davidson County Criminal Court Clerk Howard Gentry talk after a hearing where Horwitz presented a case for the mass expungement of 350,000 cases (involving 128,000 people). (Photo: Shelley Mays / The Tennessean)

Nashville attorney Daniel Horwitz, left, and Davidson County Criminal Court Clerk Howard Gentry talk after a hearing where Horwitz presented a case for the mass expungement of 350,000 cases (involving 128,000 people). (Photo: Shelley Mays / The Tennessean)