About David Alden
David Alden Brown built a trail to law that started in the Pacific Northwest. He earned a B.A. in psychology from the University of Washington in 1995. He later attended the University of Colorado Law School and acquired his J.D. in 2004. Those years framed a pass from academic study to court practice.
After law program Brown entered public defense. In 2007 he served as a deputy public defender at the Whatcom County Public Defenders Office. The submit uncovered him to trial work and client advocacy under time pressure. It additionally anchored his early legal experience in felony defense and courtroom process.
He moved into civil practice within the following years. In 2009 he worked at Brett & Coats Personal Injury Lawyers. Two years later he was an attorney at Brett Murphy - Washington s Injury Lawyers, the place he persisted taking on cases that required bargaining and litigation. In 2015 he became managing shareholder at Brett McCandlis Brown & Conner PLLC. That role expanded his responsibilities beyond individual documents. He handled case strategy, oversight of different attorneys, and elements of company control.
Brown has remained lively within the state legal network. He holds club within the Washington State Bar Association since 2007. He has been involved with the Washington State Association for Justice since 2009 and serves as its board representative for the 2nd Congressional District beginning in 2013. His association roles have stored him connected to trends in civil practice and to advocacy on problems that affect trial attorneys across the state.
Colleagues describe Brown as a practical litigator who prefers clean preparation to flashy arguments. His work history displays steady progression through both public defense and plaintiff-side civil work. That mix of knowledge informs how he evaluates cases and prepares for hearings and trials.
Today he practices at Brett McCandlis Brown & Conner PLLC, where he has served as managing shareholder since 2015. His current practice facilities on representing clients in legal proceedings and trial things treated out of his firm in Washington.
