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About

One lawyer. Full responsibility.

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The Lawyer

Daniel Danov, attorney-at-law.

Daniel Danov is an attorney-at-law specialising in private international law, digital compliance and corporate legal advisory. With a focus on innovation, he assists businesses in navigating the complexities of international regulation, technology law and dispute resolution.

His mission is to provide cutting-edge legal solutions that align with the future of business - ensuring compliance, security and success in the digital age. Clients range from first-time founders opening an EU company to listed groups restructuring across three jurisdictions.

  • Cross-border transactionsPrivate international law applied to real deals, in real time.
  • Data & cybersecurityGDPR, breach response and privacy by design - CIPP/E certified.
  • Governance & riskBoards and founders equipped to make defensible decisions.
  • Dispute resolutionCertified mediation and arbitration before litigation becomes inevitable.

Method

How an engagement unfolds.

A disciplined four-step path from first call to lasting advisory.

Step - 01

Scoping call

A confidential 30-minute conversation to understand the matter, the jurisdictions and the commercial objective.

Step - 02

Fixed proposal

A written scope, timeline and fee - agreed before work begins. No meters running in the background.

Step - 03

Execution

Drafting, structuring or negotiation led personally, with weekly written updates you can forward to your board.

Step - 04

Ongoing advisory

Most clients stay. A standing advisory relationship keeps you ahead of regulation instead of reacting to it.

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The road in - scoping call to signed mandate

Languages & Reach

English, български and Deutsch - from Sofia, for the world.

The practice is remote-first. Clients in Berlin, London or Singapore receive the same standard as those across the hall in Sofia: fixed proposals, written updates and documents that read like prose.

Confidentiality is architectural: conflict checks before every engagement, encrypted correspondence, and discretion that has never once been negotiated.