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DAN REALE

"Dan Reale, the real deal!"

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⚑ The Legend of "The Real Deal"

Operating out of Eastern Connecticut, veteran paralegal and independent litigator Dan Reale has spent years striking fear into the hearts of municipal bureaucrats and corporate monopolies. He doesn't rely on standard political consultants or backroom establishment fundingβ€”he implements the absolute authority of the Bill of Rights to flip the script on big government.

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Real Cases. Real Dockets. Real Defiance.

Reale v. Plainfield Board of Education

Docket: 3:21-cv-1349 (Federal District of CT)

Dan Reale launched a federal civil rights action challenging the school board's selective mask mandates during public comment. Armed with documented respiratory exemptions under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Reale argued that town officials weaponized corporate policies to unconstitutionally hinder his signature-gathering actions for local policy referendums.

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Reale v. Providence & Worcester Railroad Co.

Docket: 3:23-cv-00990 (Remanded to State Court)

Taking the fight directly to interstate transit cartels. Reale sued the freight rail company under Conn. Gen. Stat. and CUTPA, documenting instances where freight trains locked local Plainfield street crossings for 15 to 50 minutesβ€”trapping emergency vehicles, creating safety risks, and stalling local commuters.

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Reale v. Match Group, LLC β€” Consumer Tech Antitrust
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