Daniel Frier has recently been named chair of the American Heart Association’s 2026 New Jersey Heart Ball.
Frier is a co-founder partner of Frier Levitt, a national healthcare law firm based in Pine Brook. He has more than 30 years of experience as a healthcare attorney, and has earned recognition as a Top Health Care Attorney by the New York Times.
His work has been praised by AHA Executive Director Daniel Stermer.
“Daniel demonstrates outstanding leadership and dedication at Frier Levitt,” he said. “His passion and commitment to the American Heart Association’s mission, deep understanding of community needs, and unwavering drive to make a difference position him as the perfect choice to chair this event.”
The Heart Ball celebrates hope and progress made through the dedication and passion of all who support the American Heart Association’s efforts to make an impact on the health of the community. These efforts include the relentless pursuit of scientific discovery, public policy change, equitable health for the under-resourced and underrepresented, and education to equip the community to take control of their health.
The 2026 New Jersey Heart Ball, slated for May, is a night to celebrate the Association’s year-round efforts to break down barriers to health in New Jersey. Throughout the evening, the American Heart Association will honor volunteers and patrons, feature stories of survivors and entertain guests with dinner, dancing and an exciting auction.
Frier was grateful for the opportunity.
“The Heart Ball holds a special place for me because it’s more than just a fundraising event,” he said. “It’s an opportunity to share powerful stories, celebrate the progress that has been made, and shine a light on the ongoing fight against heart disease and stroke. The evening is filled with hope and serves as a powerful reminder of why this work is so vital.”
