David M. Grey

David M. Grey has been an attorney since 1986. David was born and raised in New York and moved to California after graduating from Hofstra Law School.

David has been involved in trials and arbitrations in a broad variety of areas and has worked on cases involving millions of dollars. David prides himself on keeping a cool head in times of stress and refuses to give up, appealing cases where necessary to obtain a winning result. David has handled some of the first mold cases in Los Angeles and enjoys dealing with the technical issues often associated with real estate and construction disputes. David also handles employment, insurance and personal injury cases. In recent years the firm has begun to represent families and special need students to ensure them access to the educational opportunities mandated by State and Federal law. David believes that his years of aggressive trial and litigation work translate effectively to dealing with the administrative process that makes up his special education practice. David has written extensively about legal issues and lectured on construction litigation and special education law.

The father of three sons, Larry, Eric and Sean, when not spending time with his family, David is an avid cyclist and a member of the board of directors of the Concerned Off Road Bicyclist Association, where has served as editor of the newsletter, Secretary and Treasurer.

Grey has authored numerous articles, including:

  • Hofstra Environmental Law Digest, Fall 1985

  • "Emotional Distress Damages and Construction Defect Cases," Los Angeles Daily Journal, November 23, 1993

  • "Depositions: Handling Opposing Counsel's Instructions Not to Answer," Advocate, Vol. 21, No. 6, June 1994

  • "Key Points in Buying Condo Conversions," Los Angeles Times, Sunday Real Estate Section, July 4, 1994 (Download PDF)

  • "What You Need to Know about Your Insurance When Sued," Building Industry Association, Builder, Vol. V, No. 4, September 1995

  • "Common Sense: Effective Expert Opinion Must Be Rooted in Common Sense," The I-ENG-A Report: The Newsletter of Investigative Engineering, Vol. 2, No. 6, July 1996

  • Mediation “Out of Balance” Los Angeles, Daily Journal; Verdicts & Settlements, November 14, 2001 (Download PDF)

  • “Parties Must Create Genuine Option Contract to Avoid Liquidated Damages Limitation” Los Angeles Daily Journal, March 14, 2002 (Download PDF)

  • "Parties Must Try Mediation to Obtain Award of Attorney Fees" Los Angeles Daily Journal, 2003 (Download PDF)

  • “Fire Insurance Tips” Apartment Owners Association Magazine, February 2004 (Download PDF)

Barbara L. Grey

Barbara L. Grey, born and raised in New York, moved west to attend University of California at Santa Barbara where she received her B.S. in Mathematical Sciences in 1983. Barbara worked in the banking industry for many years before going to Law School at the University of Southern California, where she graduated in 1989. Barbara took time off from work to start a family and is the mother of three sons. Barbara counsels families about special education issues.

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