David J. Larsen
Position: General Practitioner
Experience: 40+ Years
Location: 5179 Lone Tree Way Antioch, CA 94531
Email: dave@dlarsenlaw.com
Phone: (925) 331-8124
Position: General Practitioner
Experience: 40+ Years
Location: 5179 Lone Tree Way Antioch, CA 94531
Email: dave@dlarsenlaw.com
Phone: (925) 331-8124
Accomplished general practitioner with 40 + years of experience, including negotiations, litigation, arbitration, mediation and administrative hearings and appeals – a collaborative & creative problem solver.
Stanford University
B.A. in Psychology
Stanford University
Masters in Education
McGeorge Law School
Juris Doctorate
Pre-legal Honors:
Legal Honors:
Dean’s List, English Honors, lettered in Pac-10 (high jumper), θΔΧ
Traynor Society, Dean’s List, Moot Court Honors.
Law Offices of David J. Larsen (Solo Practitioner)
Principal 2005 – present
Berding & Weil, LLP
Of Counsel 1997 – 2005 (Also City Attorney for the Town of Loomis)
In-house City Attorney Positions
City Attorney
Responsible for a host of duties over time involving virtually all facets of municipal law: advisor to a variety of departments (planning, redevelopment, police, personnel, public works, etc.), rent review boards, planning commissions and city councils; municipal litigator and problem solver.
Representative clients have included: a number of individual clients with problems ranging from major to minor (including a number of pro bono clients); a Hall-of-Fame basketball player; a number of homeowner associations including Blackhawk and Rossmoor; companies including Marriot, Habitat for Humanity, Delco Builders, DiDonato, Corrie and DG&H; churches including Peace Lutheran in Danville and Resurrection Lutheran in Oakland; and the cities of Alameda, Danville, Dixon, Pleasanton, San Mateo and San Ramon in addition to Milpitas, Pleasant Hill, Oxnard, Merced, Isleton and Loomis.
During Dave’s undergraduate years, he worked during the school year as a teacher’s aide at Ravenswood High School in East Palo Alto in English, Social Studies, Track, Football, Woodshop, Music and Drama; and during his summers, as a guide and eventually director of the Sierra Wilderness Program, which was an interracial backpacking program located in East Palo Alto. During his graduate year, (in which he received a Masters in Education and Life Teaching Credential), Dave was a student-teacher at Irvington High School in Fremont. After graduation but before law school, Dave worked three years (3) as the “minority recruiter” at the oldest black land-grant college in the nation – Alcorn State University – in Lorman, Mississippi.
Rotary (past-president), Paul Harris Fellow, Museum of the SRV, Leadership SR, SRV Education Foundation – – initiated school district effort to better address special education needs.