David M. Grzechowiak

David has been a trial lawyer his entire legal career.

Prior to joining the team at WVFK&N David spent several years with a boutique litigation practice in Annapolis defending health care providers and medical practices where he gained valuable insight into the malpractice insurance industry and their tactics. Realizing his true calling was as an advocate for the victims of medical mistakes, David joined WVFK&N in 2019 and has had the pleasure of meeting and representing numerous families in their struggle to obtain justice against medical malpractice insurance companies and help ensure financial security for their children.

He has represented clients in State and Federal Courts in Maryland and throughout the country, including Alabama, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, and Texas. David has successfully achieved settlements in numerous cases resulting in tens of millions of dollars for his clients. Recently, David was on the trial team that secured a $23 million jury verdict for Na’Jai Johnson and her family, after medical negligence caused her to suffer a brain injury.

David is a lifelong resident of Maryland and was born and raised in Baltimore City. Upon attaining a college degree he worked for a decade as a District Court Commissioner and gained the unique perspective of the legal system from the inside. Witnessing the plight suffered by so many victims, David pursued a law degree and became a member of the Maryland Bar in 2002.

Soon after graduating from the University Of Baltimore School Of Law, David was sworn in as an Assistant State’s Attorney for Baltimore City. During his career as a prosecutor David successfully tried countless jury trials that included numerous high profile and complex homicides. David also had the opportunity to mentor many young attorneys as a supervisor and train them in presenting cases to juries and developing trial strategies.

In his free time Dave enjoys camping and spending time with his three sons and his wife. David also volunteers with his sons’ Boy Scout Troop.

First, do no harm.

— Hippocratic Oath