207.253.0519 Direct
207.772.3627 Fax
dsherman@dwmlaw.com
84 Marginal Way, Suite 600
Portland, ME 04101-2480
Assistant: Deb McKenney
David Sherman is the Practice Group Leader for Drummond Woodsum’s Trial Services Group. David has 20 years of experience as a civil trial attorney in federal, state and bankruptcy courts. He concentrates his trial practice on commercial and business disputes, real estate disputes, and probate and estate-related litigation. He also represents homeowners’ associations both in litigation and with respect to general corporate and governance matters.
David is listed in Best Lawyers in America, a guide to the leading lawyers in the country, in the categories of Bankruptcy/Creditor-Debtor Rights Law and Litigation-Real Estate.
In addition, David has represented a variety of businesses, headquartered in Maine and throughout the country. These clients include national and state banks, credit unions, insurance carriers, and paper companies, as well as smaller businesses located in Maine. David has also represented condominium and homeowners’ associations, as well as individuals involved in business disputes or trust-related matters. In 2014, David authored a chapter on Interrogatories in the MCLE publication "A Practical Guide to Discovery and Depositions in Maine."
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