Daniel Bursky

Daniel J. Bursky is a distinguished partner in the Corporate Department at a law firm's New York office, known for his role as the co-head of the Capital Markets Practice.

With a tenure since 1993 and a partnership since 2001, Mr. Bursky has established himself as a prominent figure in corporate finance and securities law, specializing in guiding both issuers and underwriters through various financing transactions.

His expertise spans equity offerings, convertible securities, high-yield debt, and private placements, often catering to investment banks and private equity firms for acquisition financings across different debt instruments.

Beyond his legal practice, Mr. Bursky actively contributes to the community as a board member of the Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center, focusing on social services, and as an adjunct professor at Cardozo Law School, sharing his knowledge through a private equity course.

Mr. Bursky's professional excellence is mirrored in his accolades. He is consistently recognized by Chambers Global and Chambers USA as a leading individual in Capital Markets: Debt & Equity on a national level. Moreover, he receives acclaim from Legal 500 across various Capital Markets categories like Debt Offerings, Equity Offerings, and High-Yield Debt Offerings, including a distinguished mention in Capital Markets: Global Offerings.

His educational background includes studies at Columbia Law School, Yale University, and Ramaz, underpinning his legal acumen and expertise

Formerly associated with Fried Frank, both as an Associate and later as a Partner, Mr. Bursky's professional journey underscores his commitment to excellence in the legal realm.