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Pros

Highly knowledgeable and skilled in the law, with a proven track record of winning cases

“If you hire David as your lawyer, you will win. [...] He's personally motivated, willing to communicate at all hours and he loves to win.”

Compassionate and understanding, willing to work with clients' financial situations

“There was no incentive for him in how he helped me navigate through my case unless he truly cared and wanted to help. Well aware I was in a bind financially due to my mistake, he took that into consideration and worked with me the best he could.”

Excellent communication and responsiveness, keeping clients informed throughout the process

“He constantly told me to pray for and think about the outcome I wanted for my case and those words that he told me every time we spoke got me through those difficult times when I thought my life might be over.”

Aggressive and tenacious in defending clients, going above and beyond to achieve the best possible outcome

“AGGRESSIVE, AGGRESSIVE and AGGRESSIVE. Did I mention the word Aggressive? David is one of the most AGGRESSIVE and skilled litigators and attorneys I have had the pleasure to deal with.”

Personable and caring, making clients feel like a priority and friend rather than just a client

“In fact in the beginning I was very high strung and nervous but as each time I had communication with David his calming voice yet strong demeanor is what honestly removed my nervousness. I knew the minute I became his client I became his friend.”

Cons

Some clients felt that David did not deliver on his promises or did not do enough to help their case

“David charged me thousands and didn't help me situation at all. Wrote a declaration that was just a timeline of evidence I provided him, ran up the clock on phone calls by being very repetitive even after I told him he did not need to continue repeating the same things.”

A few clients reported that David was not as effective in the courtroom as they had hoped, and that he was too quick to settle out of court

“Total fraud beware. Hired David and he did absolutely nothing even remotely related to his job. Then he quit and walked out the morning of court. His angle is to try to come to an agreement outside of court and if he can't make that happen then he quits.”