David defends clients in cases under the Fair Labor Standard Act, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, Family and Medical Leave Act, Americans with Disabilities Act, and whistleblower statutes, and other federal and state civil rights and labor and employment matters. A veteran of the U.S. Air Force, he often litigates USERRA issues. David has defeated class certification in many cases and has tried labor and employment cases in many jurisdictions across the United States. A particular focus of David’s practice is representing corporations in class and collective actions.

David has also represented insurance clients in insurance coverage, corporate espionage, contingent liability, fraud, and bad faith litigation. David tried a bet-the-company insurance class action to a favorable verdict. He routinely counsels clients on risk management and litigation avoidance issues to help minimize their exposure to potential lawsuits.

David has taught labor and employment as an Adjunct Law Professor at both the University of Alabama School of Law and the Walter F. George School of Law at Mercer University. He has also written for the Defense Research Institute, has been quoted in The National Law  Journal on current legal matters, and his cross examination has been featured on ABC’s “20/20” program. David has served as a moderator for seminars hosted by the National Bar Association, including sessions on in-house and outside counsel relationships.