DAVID WILLIAM BRAND
dbrand@brandglickbrand.com
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| Bar Admissions: |
New York, 1976; U.S. District Court, Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, 1977; Northern District of New York, 2001; United States Supreme Court, 1980. |
| Education: |
University of London, England; Franklin & Marshall College (B.A. Philosophy, Cum Laude, 1972); Hofstra University (LL.B., 1975). |
| Lecturers: |
"Successful Trial Technique in Back Injury/Surgery Cases", Nassau Academy of Law, 2009; "Update on Trucking Litigation and Claims, Discovery in Trucking Litigation", NYSBA, 2006; "Practical Skills in Torts and Insurance Law Practice", NYSBA 2006; "Insurance Mediation Seminar", Cleveland, Ohio, 2004; "Insurance Law Seminar", Newark, New Jersey, 1991; "Insurance Defense Auto Litigation Seminar", Toronto Canada, 1986; "Insurance Defense Litigation Seminar", New York City, 1985; "Insurance Law Seminar", NCBA, 1982. |
| Instructor: |
National Institute of Trial Advocacy, E. David Woycik Intensive Trial Techniques Program, Hofstra University Law School, 2009; National Institute of Trial Advocacy Trial Program, Hofstra University Law School, 1997.
On June 2010, David W. Brand, was the author and speaker of ExecSense Webinar: "Defending Spinal Cord Injury Cases in 2010 - What trial lawyers need to Know" |
| Member: |
Nassau County Bar Association (Insurance and Medical Jurisprudence Committees) New York State and American Bar Associations; American Association of Justice, formerly The Association of Trial Lawyers of America; Academy of Trial Professionals; Insurance Management Institute; National Board of Trial Advocacy. |
| Concentration: |
Defense and plaintiff civil litigation, including general liability, automobile, premises, construction, product liability, medical malpractice coverage disputes and commercial litigation. |
| Board Certification: |
National Board of Trial Advocacy.
David W. Brand is recognized as a Board Certified Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. Less than 50 attorneys in the State of New York have achieved this certification.
The National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA) is a non-profit organization. The NBTA's mission is to enhance the quality of trial advocacy in the courtrooms throughout the United States and provide potential clients with a means of locating experienced, exceptionally qualified trial lawyers.
The NBTA certification procedures and requirements are nationally recognized as exemplary. In 1982, the task force on lawyer competence of the Conference of Chief Justices reported that the NBTA provides recognition for superior achievement in trial advocacy and uses a highly structured process to select its members.
Once an attorney has demonstrated and documented the rigorous standards for NBTA certification, he or she remains an active member for five years, subject to annual reporting to confirm that the requirements and standards of the committee are continually maintained. All members have a continued responsibility to inform the NBTA of any misconduct which may arise during the course of certification. |
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