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Developmentally disabled and incapacitated adults make up a special segment of our society. Statistically, these are the citizens who are most often abused and neglected. In almost every instance, they are unable to protect themselves.
David Moody is a trial attorney. He is committed to protecting the vulnerable—people who have been neglected in nursing homes, in daycare facilities, in public schools, and by government social workers. David also consults with nonprofit groups and attorneys engaged in litigation on behalf of developmentally disabled, elderly, and incapacitated adults. Learn more about David's work >
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Trained as a trial attorney, David develops cases and educates other attorneys engaged in the litigation of large personal injury claims on behalf of developmentally disabled, elderly, and incapacitated citizens. Often called upon to provide strategic analysis, drawing upon his work in pursuing claims against large bureaucracies, David is a well-recognized and respected leader in the field of protecting the vulnerable.
Legal Advocacy
David develops cases for trial, advocating for clients in state and federal court. David is also available to assist other attorneys who are pursuing large civil rights and/or personal injury claims on behalf of disabled, elderly, and incapacitated citizens.
Case Consultation
David assists other attorneys by analyzing prospective or ongoing cases. Case consultation may include strategic analysis, assistance in locating an appropriate expert witness, providing guidance during the discovery process, or evaluating the appropriate measure of damages.
Expert Testimony
David consults as an expert witness in legal matters, including malpractice claims, concerning the rights of disabled, elderly, and incapacitated citizens.
Guest Lecturer
David teaches and speaks about litigating on behalf of disabled, elderly, and incapacitated citizens. He enjoys sharing his experiences, learning from others, and doing his part to elevate the dignity of citizens with disabilities.
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