David Campbell has grown his cross-border practice to include the defense of corporate clients in the areas of product liability, toxic tort, and commercial litigation. During his career with Bowman and Brooke, David has been to trial in Michigan, Tennessee and Pennsylvania and has served in national discovery and regional litigation counsel roles for automotive, manufacturing, and retail clients.
Through his efforts as a judicial intern for the Michigan Supreme Court and a law clerk for the Michigan Attorney Grievance Commission, David's litigation savvy is complemented by a strong understanding of the appellate realm and professional ethics. Outside the courtroom, David holds an adjunct professor position at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law teaching tort law to second year students.
A true international lawyer, David is also licensed as a barrister and solicitor with the Law Society of Upper Canada, where he currently serves as solicitor of record in complex Canadian litigation pending from British Columbia to Nova Scotia. Preparing cases for trial across North America, David has developed a strong understanding of state, provincial, and federal law and procedure within multiple jurisdictions.
Dedicated to serving the community, David is legal counsel to his local chamber of commerce and is a volunteer mediator with the Wayne Mediation Center in domestic, special education, and probate matters. In addition to his pro bono work, David spent four years as a member of the Lakeshore Police Services Board and currently serves as an associate director with the Harrow and Colchester South Agricultural Society. A prolific grant writer, David has helped raise more than $100,000 for community based non-profit organizations.