MEET ATTORNEY DAVID R SANDERS

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David grew up in Marshall, Texas in the thick piney woods region. As the first lawyer in his family, he felt a sense of justice and a calling to go after bullies at early age. He’s had a job since he was fifteen, from flipping burgers and washing dishes to auto parts sales and construction, but he always wanted to be a lawyer helping people.

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After graduating from Texas A&M University, David worked as an adjuster for a major insurance company, where he learned how they operate. After witnessing unfairness and injustice, countless times, David’s time as an adjuster solidified his dream to become a lawyer. Eventually, he was able to attend law school. “I now see people and small businesses through some of the scariest and most stressful times of their lives. I love working for my people, not big insurance companies with unlimited resources. I think it has something to do with my name being David—I just can’t help but want to stand up to and defeat the Goliaths of the world.”

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David has since represented hundreds of satisfied clients. His favorite thing about what he does is helping his clients to feel less worried and less alone in an all-too-often cold and complicated system. David looks for the good in all people and tries to help everyone he can.  He takes pride in his work and always strives for the best result he can obtain for his clients.

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In his down time, David spends most of his time with his wife, his two sons and his Labrador. David has been described as an old soul with a big heart. He always has music playing and he likes to cook outside. He also likes to fish and hunt when he gets the chance, and he has an insatiable thirst for learning all kinds of things.

 

David is truly passionate about helping his people get what they deserve. Oftentimes he can reach an agreement with the other side without going to court. However, if it’s a fight they want, David will give them a fight they may live to regret.

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“I believe there to be no more fulfilling work than helping my brothers and sisters in need level the playing field against the powerful, which is why I do what I do.”

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