Daniela’s practice is dedicated to plaintiff-side medical malpractice and traumatic injury litigation. Celebrated as a passionate thought leader in the legal community, she is a key resource for Neinstein’s medical malpractice lawyers.  She routinely acts as counsel in complex multi-party medical malpractice trials and appeals, with many appearances before the Superior Court of Justice and the Ontario Court of Appeal.

Daniela serves on the Board of Directors for the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association and completed her tenure as Chair of the Medical Malpractice Section of OTLA in 2020. She also served as Chair of the Women’s Caucus for two consecutive years and was awarded an OTLA Women’s Caucus Award in 2017. She is regularly asked to speak and lecture on issues relevant to medical malpractice law by legal media, the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association, the Advocates’ Society,  the Law Society of Ontario, and the Temerty Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto (Mississauga Academic of Medicine).

Daniela regularly acts as counsel in complex multi-party medical malpractice trials and appeals, having appeared before the Superior Court of Justice and the Ontario Court of Appeal. Her most recent courtroom accomplishments include a landmark victory in KB v Guhle (2025 ABKB), in which the Alberta Court of King’s Bench found a physician’s failure to meet the standard of care directly led to catastrophic injuries suffered by an 11-month-old patient. Other notable accomplishments include positive outcomes in Hasan v Trillium Health (2022 ONSC 3175) and Hemmings (litigation guardian of) v Peng (2022 OJ No 2674), both involving severely brain-injured plaintiffs; and recent appeal wins in Farej v Fellows (2022 ONCA 254) and Hasan v. Trillium Health Centre (Mississauga) (2024 ONCA 586).

In 2025, Daniela was certified by the Law Society of Ontario as a Certified Specialist in Civil Litigation, recognizing her expertise and leadership in this complex area of practice.