Dallon Danforth was born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada. During college, Dallon attended the University of Nevada Las Vegas, where he was a member of the University’s British parliamentary debate team. Dallon spent years travelling across the country in the competitive debate circuit.
He earned his bachelor’s degree in political science, with a concentration in constitutional studies, in 2021.
After completing his bachelor’s degree, Dallon moved to Maryland to attend the University of Baltimore School of Law. In law school, Dallon was a member of the University of Baltimore Law Review, where he published several articles about developing constitutional issues, including non-unanimous capital juries and AI’s impact on the Sixth Amendment.
Dallon also worked as a teaching assistant across multiple subjects, including constitutional law, civil procedure, and legal writing, where he gave weekly lectures to students. Dallon received his student attorney license in 2025, which allowed to him to start representing clients before joining the Bar. Dallon graduated summa cum laude from the University of Baltimore School of Law in 2025, placing in the top 5% of his class.
He proudly joined the Maryland Bar later that year.
Dallon first joined the Greenberg Law Offices as a law clerk in 2024. Larry Greenberg has been his teacher and mentor ever since. Now, after joining the Maryland Bar, Dallon is thrilled to continue working at the Greenberg Law Offices as an associate attorney. Dallon practices both personal injury law and criminal defense. Dallon’s personal injury practice ranges from motor vehicle crashes to premises defects and civil rights violations.
His criminal practice ranges from simple traffic violations to serious felony offenses. Dallon is proud to represent his clients regardless of the nature of their case.
In his free time, Dallon is an avid writer. He continues to publish articles about pressing constitutional issues, including a 2026 publication in the University of Baltimore Law Forum about the lack of attorney-led voir dire in Maryland. Dallon published his first book before attending law school and he hopes to publish more in the future. Dallon is also an amateur fencer, getting into sword fights to help blow off steam after a long day.
Don’t hesitate to contact Dallon for a free consultation on any legal issue that you may be facing.
To read Dallon’s publications, please click the links below:
- The History and Tradition of Voir Dire: Why Maryland Should Expand its Jury Selection Procedures
- Deadly Deliberations: Non-Unanimous Juries and the Equal Protection Tightrope of Capital Punishment
- Corporate Accountability from Earth to Orbit: A New Era in Outer Space
- AI and the Sixth Amendment: The Right to Confront an Artificial Witness
Education
- University of Nevada Las Vegas — Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, concentration in Constitutional Studies, 2021.
- University of Baltimore School of Law — J.D., summa cum laude, 2025; top 5% of class.
Bar Admissions
- Maryland Bar, 2025
Teaching & Seminars
- Teaching Assistant for Constitutional Law, Civil Procedure, and Legal Writing
Professional Associations & Memberships
- University of Baltimore Law Review member.
Publications
Multiple published articles on constitutional issues, including:
- The History and Tradition of Voir Dire, Deadly Deliberations, Corporate Accountability from Earth to Orbit, and AI and the Sixth Amendment.
- Also published a 2026 article in the University of Baltimore Law Forum.
Practice / Litigation Focus
- Personal injury — motor vehicle crashes, premises defects, and civil rights violations.
- Criminal defense — traffic violations through serious felony offenses.