David is an officer of the firm and the chair of the Probate Litigation Practice Group. He represents individuals, families and institutions in the Superior and Probate Courts of New Hampshire in matters involving trusts, guardianships, will contests, powers of attorney and other disputes related to the transfer of wealth. David routinely handles cases involving financial exploitation of the elderly, and often gives seminars on this topic. In addition to his work in the Probate Litigation arena, David represents companies and individuals in a broad range of general commercial and business disputes, including contract claims, shareholder and partnership dissolutions, ERISA litigation, real estate easement cases and trademark infringement matters. David also handles divorce and custody matters. In all of his cases, David takes a global approach to the problem at hand, taking time to acknowledge the dynamics of the disputing parties and recognizing that the best representation requires a full understanding of the legal, factual, business, economic and emotional issues involved in any case.

EDUCATION:

University of California, Davis, School of Law, Juris Doctor, 1993
Georgetown University, Bachelor of Arts, 1989

BAR ADMISSIONS:

New Hampshire
California