Daniel E. Goldberg is a 1983 graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School.  He was a member of the litigation department of the Milwaukee law firm of Previant, Goldberg, Uelmen, Gratz, Miller and Brueggeman from 1983 through 1997. 

In 1998 he opened the Law Offices of Daniel E. Goldberg where he continues to represent injured and disabled people in claims involving personal injury, workers compensation and Social Security Disability.  He has held memberships with the Wisconsin Trial Lawyers Academy, Wisconsin Association of Worker’s Compensation Attorneys, and National Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives. In over 20 years of practice he has helped thousands of individuals obtain injury settlements and disability benefits.

Mr. Goldberg is a USCF Category 3 licensed cyclist.  He began his racing career in 1968 as a member of the Milwaukee Wheelmen Cycling Team.  After completing his cross country and track running eligibility at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, he returned to cycling and was a co-founder of the TMJ4 and Healthpoint Cycling teams.  He is presently a member of the ISCorp Cycling Team.

Representative cycling accident victims include:

Cyclists struck by automobiles whose drivers:

• Disregarded stop signs and traffic signals, failing to yield the right of way to a passing cyclist

• Turned left, directly into the path of travel of an oncoming cyclist

• Passed and then turned right, directly into the path of a cyclist traveling in the same direction as the vehicle

• Passed too closely to a cyclist riding in the same direction, sideswiping and knocking over the rider;

Cyclist who rode over a hidden wet hose, causing a fall and broken pelvis;

Cyclist who was struck by another cyclist who rode out of a blind driveway into the pathway of the other rider;

Cyclist who was injured by a dog who ran off its owners property into the path of the rider; cyclist who was injured by a dog who broke free of its owner’s hold of its leash, allowing it to jump up and injure a rider.

Cyclist who was injured when his fork severed due to a manufacturing error by the builder;

Cyclists who were injured while driving their vehicles, who were struck by other vehicles on the roadway.

Cyclists whose bicycles and other equipment were damaged by vehicles, movers and airlines, or were stolen, such claims being covered by homeowners and/or motor vehicle insurance policies.