David Frazee is an attorney in Barnes & Thornburg's Washington, D.C., office and a member of the Litigation Department. David's practice primarily concentrates on white collar crime defense, anti-trust litigation, corporate compliance, products liability and other complex business litigation.
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David Frazee is an attorney in Barnes & Thornburg's Washington, D.C., office and a member of the Litigation Department. David's practice primarily concentrates on white collar crime defense, anti-trust litigation, corporate compliance, products liability and other complex business litigation.
Prior to joining Barnes & Thornburg full-time, David was a summer associate in the firm's Indianapolis office. He has also gained substantial legal experience as a law clerk in the Monroe Circuit Court for the Hon. Mary Ellen Diekoff, Hon. Teresa Harper., Hon. Marc Kellams and Hon. Kenneth Todd and as an intern for the Compliance Office in the Athletics Department at Baylor University.
In law school, David was active in external moot court and trial competitions, including the ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition, where he was a regional champion and finished in the top 16 at the national competition. He has also written several articles on copyright and publishing.
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