David's practice is focused on complex and general commercial litigation, business disputes, antitrust, and real estate matters. A native South Floridian, David moved to New York City for college, and completed his undergraduate studies at Yeshiva University, where he graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor’s degree in economics.
David went on to receive his Juris Doctorate degree from the New York University School of Law, where he was a staff editor on the Journal of Law and Business. Prior to joining Stok Kon + Braverman, David was a complex commercial litigator at a prestigious law firm in New York City for 6 years. While working in New York, David represented a wide array of sophisticated clients and Fortune 500 companies, including high profile litigation concerning a large American automobile manufacturer in a class action antitrust lawsuit. David moved back to South Florida in 2018 with his wife and three children, and is excited to continue his legal career in his hometown. David is passionate about providing excellent legal services to business and individual clients at every stage of representation.
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- How to Go About Proving Personal Jurisdiction (Or a Lack Thereof) in Your Florida Commercial Litigation Action
23 January 2020 - Making Sure You Get the Full Benefit of the Arbitration Clause in Your Florida Commercial Contract
3 January 2020 - Prevailing Parties and Florida’s Rules for Awards of Attorneys’ Fees in Civil Litigation
2 January 2020 - How to Protect Your Business’s Trade Secrets from Disclosure in Another Entity’s Florida Litigation Action
23 December 2019 - A Florida Commercial Tenant Escapes Eviction After Alleging that a Waiver of its Rights Under the Lease Was the Product of Fraud
13 December 2019 - How Wise Use of Pre-Trial Discovery Tools Can Help Get the Summary Judgment You Need in Your Florida Commercial Litigation Case
5 December 2019 - The Two Hurdles of Jurisdiction and Venue and Making Sure You Clear Them in Your Florida Commercial Litigation Action
8 November 2019 - What You Need to Prove that You Have an Enforceable Settlement of Your Florida Commercial Litigation Action
18 October 2019 - A Florida Court Ruling Allows a Retired Football Star from Miami to Seek a Reduction in Child Support Here, Rather than in Maryland
11 October 2019
