David brings a client-centered approach to litigation, handling each matter with precision, clarity, and a disciplined strategy tailored to each client’s goals. He is known for simplifying technical records into clear, persuasive briefs that move decision-makers. David has supported litigation teams as a summer associate in Barnes & Thornburg’s Dallas office and represented clients in both state and federal court as a student attorney under Illinois Supreme Court Rule 711.
David represents clients in complex commercial and general litigation matters, supporting all aspects of litigation, from discovery and dispositive motion practice to trial preparation and strategic resolution. With a background in neuroscience, David brings a disciplined, evidence-driven approach to lawyering, ensuring that client objectives remain at the forefront of every decision. David’s writing and advocacy skills earned recognition in UIC Law’s Dean Fred F. Herzog Moot Court Competition, where he was named an Honorable Mention Brief Author and Octofinalist among over 200 competitors.
Credentials
Education
- University of Illinois Chicago School of Law, J.D., 2025, cum laude, UIC Law Review (Executive Board - Administrative Editor and Head Staff Editor), Moot Court Honors Council (Executive Board - Preparedness Coach)
- Tulane University, B.S., Neuroscience, 2018, cum laude