Daniel P. Meyer
Law Clerk

Mr. Meyer began working as a law clerk for DarrowEverett LLP during his second year at The Roger Williams University School of Law in Bristol, Rhode Island. He is scheduled to graduate in May 2008, and plans to take the Rhode Island and Massachusetts Bar Exams in July 2008. Prior to joining the firm, he was actively involved in several law-related internships and activities.

The Summer following Mr. Meyer’s first year of law school he worked as an intern for a candidate for the office of Rhode Island’s Attorney General, where his responsibilities included drafting position papers, serving on the Steering Committee, and analyzing and drafting rate reduction complaints to be filed with the Rhode Island Commission of Public Utilities and Carriers. During the Fall of his second year of law school, Mr. Meyer interned for a law firm where his responsibilities included doing analysis and drafting legal memorandums on land use and appellate procedure at the local government level. Also at this time, Mr. Meyer began working on a pro bono collaborative between his law school and a large international law firm to examine ways in which land trust models could be used to expand the availability of affordable housing in Rhode Island. His responsibilities on this project included analyzing the relevant laws, both in Rhode Island and nationwide, and drafting potential legislation which utilized deed covenants as a means to create condominium units that would remain affordable in perpetuity. While in law school, he founded the school’s first student organization focusing on real estate law and is actively involved in The Providence Preservation Society.