Daniel Johnson

Daniel joined RMNJ after completing his Bar Professional Training Course and developed a passion for mental health law. He became a member of The Law Society’s Mental Health Accreditation scheme in 2016 before qualifying as a solicitor in 2017. Daniel has a wealth of experience representing clients detained under all provisions of the Mental Health Act and at all levels of security. He is frequently instructed in complex matters where there is a cross over with other areas of law. As well as his tribunal advocacy Daniel also deals with Judicial Review proceedings, as they relate to detention under the Mental Health Act, and matters in the Court of Protection. He has been instructed in parole board matters for his clients who have been transferred to hospital. Daniel is known for his tenacious advocacy style, ensuring that every client’s voice is heard and their rights are robustly protected. He is approachable and friendly, building strong relationships with clients and professionals alike through his calm, empathetic manner and clear communication.

Outside of work Daniel enjoys spending time with his family, is a keen reader and enjoys walking his dog .