Daniel and his wife, Monisha, have moved to Plymouth, Michigan, where Monisha will complete a Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine Fellowship at the University of Michigan.  Meanwhile, Daniel has taken a new job, working remotely as a legal analyst for a hedge fund. He finished his clerkship and worked with Keller Lenkner, representing plaintiffs in complex litigation. He obtained his JD at Yale Law School and graduated with merit from Trinity College Dublin in 2015 with an MSc in Politics and Public Policy. His dissertation, entitled What Makes State Constitutions Last? An Inquiry into Sub-National Constitutional Longevity was awarded distinction. Upon graduating from TCD, Daniel briefly worked for Senator Rob Portman as a legal intern with the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, before joining the Jeb Bush campaign as a Policy Analyst. Before his Mitchell year, Daniel attended Duke University in North Carolina, graduating summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, and with distinction in Political Science.