Daniel Furey is an Associate in Choate’s Litigation and Investigations group. He represents clients in connection with complex commercial disputes in federal and state courts across the country. Daniel’s practice focuses on high-stakes business litigation, including securities, financial services, and market manipulation matters. Daniel has experience representing public companies and other clients in complex controversies involving allegations of securities fraud, market manipulation, and other business disputes. He has worked on matters arising under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and related state law claims, including litigation involving public company stock trading, collateralized securities transactions, and other financial services disputes. Recognition The Legal 500 (2026) Representative Engagements Represented Mullen Automotive in a federal securities market manipulation action alleging spoofing and high-frequency trading violations involving publicly traded securities. Represented Scilex Holding Company in a federal securities fraud action arising from the alleged unauthorized transfer and sale of approximately 96 million shares pledged as collateral in a stock loan transaction. Represented clients in litigation involving claims under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5. Represented public companies in disputes involving allegations of market manipulation, securities fraud, and related business torts. Education & Credentials Rutgers Law School, JD (2023) Associate Editor, Rutgers Law Record Pennsylvania State University, BS (2020) Admissions New York