David Klein’s practice includes litigation before federal and state courts, arbitration, and private mediation. David represents corporations, private equity clients, and individuals in a variety of complex litigation matters, including disputes involving acquisitions, shareholders, entertainment, unfair competition, intellectual property, as well as government and regulatory investigations. He has years of experience counseling clients in high-profile matters, arguing major motions and taking key depositions.
David also devotes a portion of his practice to pro bono matters. He has played an integral role on Kirkland teams in two groundbreaking cases involving education policy, one of which resulted in a California court becoming the first in the U.S. to verify a “parent trigger” petition to authorize parents to take control of an underperforming school in Southern California.
