David Angeloff is a dedicated trial lawyer who practices in all areas of civil litigation, including personal injury and employment law. He has a reputation for being a committed advocate and for balancing civility and professionalism with tenacious representation of his clients.Born and raised in Southern California, David graduated from UC Santa Barbara and studied law at the University of San Diego. Along the way, David lived and studied internationally, studying international law at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, and was selected to study slavery and human rights issues in Tanzania and Zanzibar under the guidance of a former UN prosecutor.During law school, Mr. Angeloff was a two-year member of the national mock trial team and won several CALI awards for top-in-class grades, ultimately graduating in the top 10% of his class, Cum Laude and Order of the Coif. As an attorney, he has been recognized by his peers as a “Super Lawyer” and a “Rising Star”, an elite award reserved for less than 2.5% of practicing attorneys in California.David believes in supporting the Southern California legal community through volunteering. He is a periodic guest lecturer at the University of San Diego School of Law on the subject of employment discrimination under the Fair Employment and Housing Act. He also volunteers as a Fee Arbitrator for the Los Angeles County Bar Association, as a board member for the SoLa food co-op, and has done international volunteer wildlife conservation work through Lawyers Without Borders.David is admitted to practice before all California State Courts, as well as the Central, Southern, and Northern United States District Courts. He is also admitted to practice before all Courts in Washington D.C. and New York.

A plaintiff's civil litigation firm with a focus on personal injury and employment cases.

Solo practicioner dedicated to detail and excellence in the fields of personal injury, intellectual property, and entertainment law.

Worked alongside published authors, both academic and non-academic, to make complex non-fiction material engaging and accessible to everyday readers.Ghost-wrote, co-wrote, or edited a number of published and pending works.

Began as clerk during law school conducting research, propounding and responding to discovery, and drafting pleadings and other documents. Later, as an attorney, crafted trial exhibits, met with clients, and helped manage case files.

Represented low income criminal defendants and handled an extremely high client volume working in the second busiest misdemeanor courtroom in the country.