David became an associate at the firm in 2019. He began working at the firm as a paralegal in 2017 while completing his J.D. through the evening program at Temple Beasley School of Law. In his time at the firm, David has worked closely on a number of the firm’s high-profile consumer, antitrust, and public interest cases.

At Temple he was a member of the editorial board of Temple Law Review. His comment, Sovereign Ephemera: State Standing Against the Federal Government for Injuries to Quasi-Sovereign Interests, was published by the law review and was nominated for and received several writing awards.

David’s pro bono work on adverse possession and landlord-tenant cases through the Philadelphia Bar’s VIP Program helped earn the firm the Justice William J. Brennan Jr. Award for Pro Bono Service in 2019.

Publications/Presentations

• Comment: Sovereign Ephemera: State Standing Against the Federal Government for Injuries to Quasi-Sovereign Interests, 90 Temple Law Review 53 (2017).

Awards/Memberships

• Justice William J. Brennan Jr. Award for Pro Bono Service (Philadelphia Bar VIP Program, 2019)
• Order of the Coif (Temple Graduation Award, 2019)
• Faculty Award for Academic Achievement (Temple Graduation Award, 2019)
• Terrence H. Klasky Memorial Award (Temple Graduation Award, 2019)
• TASA Prize for Outstanding Performance in the Field of Evidence (Temple Graduation Award, 2019)
• Arthur G. Raynes Award (Temple Graduation Award, 2019)
• Winner of Temple Law Review and Temple International and Comparative Law Journal Student Symposium (2018)