1,900+ Federal Lawsuits
Involved in over 1,900 federal lawsuits enforcing collective bargaining and trust agreements, recovering millions for trust funds.

Over three decades enforcing collective bargaining and trust agreements in federal court — protecting multiemployer benefit funds and recovering millions for working people.
Daniel McAnally is a Senior Attorney at McGann, Ketterman & Rioux with over 30 years of expertise in ERISA collection litigation for employee benefit funds. He concentrates his practice in ERISA collection actions, including complex cases involving alter ego, single employer, and successor liability. McAnally has been involved in over 1,900 federal lawsuits to enforce collective bargaining agreements and trust agreements, resulting in the collection of millions of dollars for various trust funds.
Mr. McAnally serves as a member of multiple standing audit and collection committees with clients throughout the region, advising them on their legal rights in the prosecution of delinquent employers. His extensive experience in federal courts has made him a trusted advisor for multiemployer benefit funds navigating the complexities of employer delinquencies and contribution enforcement. He regularly conducts litigation in both district and appellate courts, bringing a strategic approach to fund protection and recovery.
Mr. McAnally is licensed to practice in the State of Illinois and the U.S. District Courts for the Northern and Central Districts of Illinois. He received his Bachelor of Science degree, magna cum laude, from Loyola University of Chicago in 1987 and his Juris Doctor degree from Loyola University of Chicago School of Law in 1990.
Practice & Credentials
Involved in over 1,900 federal lawsuits enforcing collective bargaining and trust agreements, recovering millions for trust funds.
Handles complex matters involving alter ego, single employer, and successor liability theories of recovery.
Standing member of multiple audit and collection committees, advising trust funds on prosecution of delinquent employers.
J.D., Loyola University Chicago School of Law (1990) · B.S., magna cum laude, Loyola University of Chicago (1987).
Education & Admissions
Two Loyola degrees and decades of district and appellate court practice across Illinois.