Before becoming Manhattan’s Chief Assistant District Attorney, Daniel R. Alonso already knew what it was like to have wide-ranging “to do” lists.
By then, his legal career included being a Kaye Scholer litigation partner and serving on a state public integrity commission. Alonso had also been a Manhattan assistant district attorney and an Eastern District Assistant U.S. Attorney, where he was chief of the office’s criminal division.
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