Daniel & Beshara, P.C., representing the Inclusive Community Projects, Inc., won the U.S. Supreme Court case holding that Fair Housing Act liability may be shown by proof of discriminatory effect without a showing of intentional discrimination. This Supreme Court ruling upheld a critical tool for civil rights advocates to fight housing discrimination.

Daniel & Beshara obtained a court order to remedy the largest illegal landfill in the State of Texas that had been located adjacent to Black neighborhoods in Cox v. City of Dallas. This 120-acre site is now the location of the Trinity River Audubon Center.

Daniel & Beshara have extensive experience working with advocacy groups in litigating barriers to fair housing and for addressing neighborhood inequality issues.

A national class action by Daniel & Beshara led to the use of blood lead testing for low-income children in the Medicaid Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic & Testing Program. The remedy requires the use of blood lead tests and not substitute tests to screen children for lead.