B. Daniel Lynch advises and represents clients at all stages of the process of obtaining and keeping a security clearance or access. His background in Defense-related matters goes back to working for a major defense contractor, Sperry Gyroscope Company. After obtaining a B.S. degree in physics at Queens College of the City University of New York.  He served on active duty as a Naval Flight Officer with a secondary military occupational specialty in intelligence, and, after release from active duty, obtained a law degree from Stanford Law School, and served for 13 years with a USMCR military law unit. He was an Asst. U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California, followed by extensive litigation practice in state and federal courts.

He now represents and advises clients before the DoD, Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals and other agencies at all levels of the adjudication process, including personal appearance/ hearing and appeal. He also advises and represents clients facing denial or revocation of access to Special Compartmentalized Information and Special Access Programs.

He is a member of the California State Bar and the Washington State Bar [inactive] and is admitted to practice before the courts of California, Washington, and federal district courts in northern and southern California, and the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and was the author of an article on the Federal Rules of Evidence.