About David

David Strenfel built his legal trail thru steady steps instead of headlines. He arrived at law program after an undergraduate diploma and left with a Juris Doctor in 2016. Since then he has practiced in Pennsylvania courts and expert settings.

He earned a B.A. from King's College in 2007 before attending Widener University, where he received his J.D. in 2016. Those years formed his approach to the regulation. Classroom work and health facility experience at Widener gave him publicity to both court procedure and client counseling. The combination of a liberal arts undergraduate schooling and a pro law degree informs the manner he approaches factual and legal issues.

After completing his legal education, Strenfel established his practice in Pennsylvania. He is admitted to practice in that state and maintains current memberships in expert institutions. Colleagues describe him as steady in courtroom and methodical in preparation. He has treated matters that require attention to procedural detail and to the realistic realities clients face when legal disputes arise. He works with colleagues at his firm on a range of things that involve state regulation and state tribunals.

Strenfel is a part of the group at Luff Strenfel LLP. At the company he engages in day-to-day client work, preparation for proceedings, and legal studies and writing. He contributes to case strategy and attorney-client communication, and he participates within the company’s efforts to resolve disputes and control transactional wants once they occur. Outside of his casework he maintains active in expert circles, maintaining his association memberships and staying current on advancements in Pennsylvania law.

The arc of his career so far is straightforward: a liberal arts undergraduate diploma, a law degree from Widener University, and continuing practice in Pennsylvania. He continues to practice at Luff Strenfel LLP, where his work centers on matters springing up under Pennsylvania regulation.

Education

Widener University

J.D.

2016

Kings College

B.A.

2007

Languages

English (Spoken, Written)

Accepted Jurisdictions

Pennsylvania