David focuses on solving complex environmental and energy problems for public- and private-sector clients through litigation, regulatory permitting and compliance, and legislation. His areas of emphasis and representative engagements include:
Before joining Anderson & Kreiger, David worked in the San Francisco office of a large international law firm. During law school, he interned with the Boston office of the Environmental Protection Agency and with a judge for the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Prior to law school, David worked as a legislative aide to a member of Congress.
David resides with his wife and young daughter in Cambridge, where he serves as vice-chair of the Conservation Commission. David and his family enjoy hiking, reading, and cooking together. David also has played competitive chess for decades.
In his pro bono practice, David has advised several individuals in immigration proceedings and disputes over public benefits. He has litigated on behalf of civil rights advocates over deficient responses to public record requests, and he also has advised non-profits on environmental and land use regulations.
Education
Columbia Law School, J.D., 2014, Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar
Editor-in-Chief, Columbia Journal of Environmental Law, 2013-2014
Yale University, B.A., 2008
Admissions
Massachusetts
California
Pro Bono Asylum Award, PAIR Gala, June 2020
Bar Association of San Francisco, Justice & Diversity Committee, 2016 Outstanding Volunteer
Boston Bar Association, Environmental Law Section Steering Committee, Hazardous and Solid Waste Committee Co-Chair, 2021-present
American Bar Association, Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources, Science and Technology Committee Programs Vice-Chair, 2020-present
Boston Bar Association, Public Interest Leadership Program, 2019-2020
Cambridge Conservation Commission, Commissioner, 2018-present
David focuses on solving complex environmental and energy problems for public- and private-sector clients through litigation, regulatory permitting and compliance, and legislation. His areas of emphasis and representative engagements include:
Before joining Anderson & Kreiger, David worked in the San Francisco office of a large international law firm. During law school, he interned with the Boston office of the Environmental Protection Agency and with a judge for the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Prior to law school, David worked as a legislative aide to a member of Congress.
David resides with his wife and young daughter in Cambridge, where he serves as vice-chair of the Conservation Commission. David and his family enjoy hiking, reading, and cooking together. David also has played competitive chess for decades.
In his pro bono practice, David has advised several individuals in immigration proceedings and disputes over public benefits. He has litigated on behalf of civil rights advocates over deficient responses to public record requests, and he also has advised non-profits on environmental and land use regulations.
Education
Columbia Law School, J.D., 2014, Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar
Editor-in-Chief, Columbia Journal of Environmental Law, 2013-2014
Yale University, B.A., 2008
Admissions
Massachusetts
California
Pro Bono Asylum Award, PAIR Gala, June 2020
Bar Association of San Francisco, Justice & Diversity Committee, 2016 Outstanding Volunteer
Boston Bar Association, Environmental Law Section Steering Committee, Hazardous and Solid Waste Committee Co-Chair, 2021-present
American Bar Association, Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources, Science and Technology Committee Programs Vice-Chair, 2020-present
Boston Bar Association, Public Interest Leadership Program, 2019-2020
Cambridge Conservation Commission, Commissioner, 2018-present