Licensing

Licensing Information

Daniel Mark Ogden, Esq. is licensed by the Supreme Court of Texas to practice law and provide legal services in Texas and is not board certified in any legal specialization. He is also admitted to practice before the U.S. Court of International Trade and the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas. As a licensed attorney, he is authorized to appear before such U.S. federal regulatory agencies as U.S. Customs & Border Protection, the U.S. International Trade Commission, and the U.S. Trademark Office. He also holds a a customs broker license from the U.S. Customs Service (License No. 12477).

Additionally, several jurisdictions (i.e. states) in the United States have provisions allowing for multi-jurisdictional practice whereby an attorney licensed in another jurisdiction may provide on a temporary basis legal services when such services arise out of or are reasonably related to the attorney's practice in the jurisdiction in which the attorney is licensed, and when such services draw upon the attorney's recognized expertise developed through the regular practice of law on behalf of clients in matters involving a particular body of federal, nationally-uniform, foreign, or international law. Therefore, since the international trade and business legal services provided herein draw upon a recognized expertise developed through a regular practice of law that encompasses particular bodies of federal, nationally-uniform, foreign and international law, and arise out of and are reasonably related to the provision of such legal services in Texas, the international trade and business legal services provided herein are able to be provided on a temporary basis in those jurisdictions other than Texas that allow for multi-jurisdictional practice. Further, legal services provided herein encompassing matters before a U.S. federal regulatory agency or issues involving U.S. federal law may be provided to any person or entity residing in any jurisdiction within or outside of the United States.