David L. Drechsler

"The most important part of my job is to determine what the client’s goals are early so that we can achieve those goals. It is also imperative that we work together to manage the case in a collaborative, transparent manner. I advocate for my clients and am experienced, skilled and excited to go to trial, but when it makes sense, I find ways to resolve disputes through settlements while ensuring my clients’ best interests."

David Drechsler helps clients navigate inheritance controversies, commercial and real estate disputes, and intellectual property disputes. As a probate litigation attorney, he handles inheritance controversy disputes relating to wills, trusts and other forms of after-death designations. David often guides clients through the emotional and difficult conflicts that arise when handling complex trust  and estate disputes.

He also represents individuals and companies regarding all different types of business, and real estate controversies such as shareholder/partner disputes, uniform commercial code disputes, breach of agreements including non-competition agreements and tenant/landlord disputes as well as intellectual property involving patents, trademarks, copyrights and trade secrets. He has 30 years of experience handling these types of matters. 

David handles cases before the federal and state courts, and has vast experience in the following matters:

• Inheritance controversy including complex probate matters pertaining to wills, trusts and even breach of fiduciary cases.
• Business/commercial disputes including all different types of business disputes such as shareholder/partner disputes, uniform commercial code disputes, breach of agreements including non-competition agreements and otherwise.
• Real estate disputes including business owners and tenants regarding disputes amongst each other at the location where they are renting or owning.
  
  

David earned a J.D., cum laude, from Case Western Reserve University School of Law. He received a B.S. in Business Marketing from The Ohio State University.