Daniel Crow

Daniel H. Crow, Esq. is a lawyer and a visiting assistant professor of construction law. He is licensed to practice in New York and New Jersey. He is the founder of Crow Law PLLC. Since 2007, he has been a faculty member at Pratt Institute School of Architecture.

Mr. Crow advocates for owners, construction managers and contractors in all aspects of design and construction. He has litigated numerous complex, multi-party construction cases in state and federal courts, arbitration, mediation and dispute resolution boards. His experience encompasses claims for breach of contract, fraud, adjacent property issues, delay damages, impact and loss of productivity claims, construction defect claims, surety bond claims, contract termination-related claims, professional negligence claims, mechanic’s lien claims and breaches of the N.Y. Lien Law trust provisions. He also regularly negotiates contracts and advises clients in getting troubled projects back on track.

J.D., New York Law School

B.A., English and German, Lafayette College

Parks & Pratt: Construction Law, Pratt Institute (March 2007)

Alternative Dispute Resolution, NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering (Spring 2011)

Construction Contracts, Dispute Resolution and the Ethics of Settlement: A Strategic Primer for the Institutional Owner, 1.5-credit CLE program (March 1, 2016)

A Litigator’s Perspective: Bringing the Failed Project Back on Track, 1.5-credit CLE program (February 28, 2017)

Construction Dispute Resolution: Strategic Approaches and Navigating Ethical Dilemmas, 2-credit CLE program (June 22, 2017)