David King is a trial and appellate lawyer in the Washington, D.C. office of Reichman Jorgensen. David’s practice has included substantive briefing in federal district and appellate courts as well as advising clients on how to avoid or best position themselves for future litigation. In any context, David brings a thoughtful, analytic, and strategic approach to his work.
Prior to joining the firm, David was an attorney with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. He represented the Bureau as plaintiff and defendant; in district and appellate courts; in consumer protection matters, constitutional challenges, and employment litigation. He also advised Bureau decision makers on administrative law issues in high-profile rulemakings and on the interpretation of federal consumer financial law.
David began his legal career as a law clerk to Judge David S. Tatel on the D.C. Circuit. Prior to attending law school, David was a Peace Corps volunteer in Mozambique, where he taught high school chemistry and English for two years.
