David E. Christensen founded Christensen Law in 2014 to give clients the individualized attention that they need after serious accidents. “I really enjoy taking care of people,” he says. “I like slaying large corporations on their behalf and protecting them when their lives are destroyed.”
A native of California, Christensen has a bachelor’s degree in international relations from San Francisco State University. He obtained both his master’s degree and his law degree from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. After first handling corporate legal matters, he became interested in personal injury law and worked at a large firm for about two decades before branching out on his own. “With a large volume firm, you can’t have close relationships with clients,” he says. “The number one complaint about personal injury attorneys is poor communication. No client is ever going to complain about that with us.”
I grew up in Cheboygan, Michigan, which is a tiny town in the northern lower peninsula. I grew up on a Christmas tree farm, surrounded by water and acres of land. I showed horses and pigs, and played soccer and basketball. I went to college at Alma College, and law school at Michigan State University College of Law. I have only practiced personal injury. I worked for one law firm before my now-partner and I left to start Christensen Law 8 years ago. I have three children, ages 7, 5, and (not quite) 3. My life was significantly rocked when my youngest son began having seizures at 4.5 months old, and had a hemispherectomy (removal of half the brain) when he was 9 months old. I am very active in the epilepsy community, and just joined the board of the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan. I continue to play soccer, and picked back up with riding hunter jumpers two years ago. I recently started playing tennis, though I don’t even know the rules yet. I’m also very good at euchre, but apparently that’s just a Midwest thing.
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