Most attorneys, if they were truly honest with you, would admit that they hate practicing law. For some, it seemed like a good way to make great money or earn some measure of prestige. For others, even though they loved the law when they first got started, the pace and pressure of working in big firms has killed that sense of joy they once had.
One conversation with David Dumbroff, and you’ll see how different working with a local attorney is. Not only does he understand what you’re going through right now, he absolutely loves being able to use his knowledge of the law to help people. Even after more than a quarter-century in practice, he still considers it an honor to be in front of a judge, protecting his clients’ rights.
That David became an attorney is probably no surprise to people who knew him as a kid. His calling came early, when he was in high school. One friend or another would get summoned to the principal’s office, and would ask him to come along to help explain what had happened. Even the principal and other administrators noticed his early talent, and encouraged him to pursue a career in law.