About David
David Crawford pursued higher schooling throughout three states earlier than getting into the practice of regulation. He attended Iowa State University in 1988, earned a B.B.A. in marketing and control from Georgia State University in 1992, and finished a J.D. at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School in 2001. The series of degrees shows a steady trail from enterprise into the law.
His legal career formally started in 2001 at Eason, Kennedy & Crawford, the place he worked as a lawyer. That early position placed him in a firm surroundings and in courtrooms. He later expanded his professional reach through memberships and leadership roles in legal and network organizations.
Crawford is licensed to practice in Georgia and is likewise admitted to the bar of the U.S. Supreme Court. He has been lively in the Southern Trial Lawyers Association, serving on the Board of Governors for the Georgia chapter since 2007. That position has stored him connected to trial practice and to colleagues across the state.
Community involvement has been a consistent a part of his profile. He served as president of the Alpharetta Lions Club in 2010 and remains concerned with the organization. He has also been a member of the Board of Ushers at Alpharetta First United Methodist Church since 2000. Those roles reflect a long-running civic presence in the Alpharetta region.
Crawford’s background in enterprise—an undergraduate degree in advertising and control—seems along his legal training. Together they tell his courtroom work and interactions with clients and opposing counsel. Colleagues describe him as continuous and realistic; he favors clean argument over flourish.
Today he practices law in Georgia and remains engaged in trial work and expert governance. He keeps memberships in statewide litigator institutions and continues his community service in Alpharetta. He is licensed to practice in Georgia and before the U.S. highest court and currently keeps a trial practice in Georgia.
