David Woolf is an attorney in Los Angeles where he has spent his entire adult life working to protect the rights of the disenfranchised and pursuing justice for those who have been injured. Woolf is a Los Angeles native and received his undergraduate degree from California State University Northridge (CSUN) with a major in History. While there he was a member of the Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity and
its Philanthropy chairman. Woolf earned his law degree from Whittier School of Law where he worked in the Special Education clinic doing pro-bono work helping the parents of special needs children in Orange County. After law school, David worked for a prestigious Immigration law firm, handling hundreds of court cases and trials and, even now, continues to work pro-bono for Catholic Charities Los Angeles helping deserving, low income people apply for immigration benefits. David first became interested in Personal Injury when he was 19 years old and, due to an injury, had to have back surgery. In the resulting years, he had to have a second back surgery following a particularly bad car accident. Those feelings of helplessness and anger in dealing with the insurance companies while trying to just get better drove him to want to help others in similar situations. Over the course of his career, David has handled thousands of personal injury and immigration cases and is a strong advocate for his clients.
