David leads the Health Care Institutions Group at his firm and shares leadership duties with the Health Law Group. His primary focus within civil litigation encompasses commercial litigation, health law, and defending professionals against liability claims. He's known for his adeptness in navigating the complex landscape of courts, regulatory boards, and tribunals dedicated to overseeing the health care sector and various professions.

Notably, David defends legal and engineering professionals in courts and during arbitration or mediation processes, particularly concerning errors and omissions allegations. His expertise extends to resolving commercial conflicts, whether through trial verdicts or alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation and arbitration.

Beyond his litigation practice, David serves as legal advisor to notable organizations such as the Ontario Long Term Care Association and the Ontario Retirement Communities Association, playing a critical role in addressing their legal challenges and strategic initiatives.

David's contributions to the field of health law extend beyond the courtroom; he is a prolific speaker and writer on the subject. His engagements often find him at the podium of conferences, sharing insights with both legal and health care professionals, and his written work on health law is widely respected and disseminated.

Moreover, David's commitment to his firm's leadership and direction is evidenced by his active role on its Management Committee.

With a strong foundation in legal education from Osgoode Hall Law School, where he earned his LLB in 1983, and his admission to the Ontario Bar in 1985, David's career is marked by a dedication to excellence, education, and community involvement within the realms of litigation and health law.