Anderson, South Carolina

Board Certified Civil Trial Advocate · Anderson, SC

Standing for just compensation for death and serious injuries

Attorney David Standeffer has tried more than 500 cases to jury verdict. If you or someone you love was seriously hurt through someone else’s carelessness, you can talk with David directly.

J. David Standeffer

Board Certified in Civil Trial Advocacy since 1998

500+

cases tried to jury verdict, plus hundreds of bench trials

1 of 21

SC lawyers board certified in Civil Trial Advocacy

41 years

of criminal law experience, including 100+ homicide cases

$20 Million

highest verdict, with many multi-million dollar results

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Practice areas

How David can help

Serious injury & wrongful death

Representation in all civil courts, Federal and State, for people catastrophically hurt — or families who lost someone — through carelessness or neglect.

Criminal defense

With 41 years of criminal law experience — including more than 100 homicide cases — David defends serious charges in Federal and State courts across every area of criminal law.

About Standeffer Law

Board certified. Trial tested.

In 1998, David became a Board Certified Civil Trial Advocate through the National Board of Trial Advocacy, meeting its rigorous qualification requirements and passing the national written exam. He added Board Certification in Civil Pretrial Practice in 2012.

He has been continuously selected to the Preeminent Attorney list and is a Life Member of the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates, based on many multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements.

Credentials & recognition

NBTA

Board Certified in Civil Trial Advocacy (1998) and Civil Pretrial Practice (2012)

AV

Martindale-Hubbell’s highest peer review rating, from confidential reviews by lawyers and judges

10.0

Highest possible rating on Avvo

SL

Recognized by Super Lawyers

MMDA

Life Member, Multi-Million Dollar Advocates

Hurt because of someone else's carelessness?

Call David’s direct line or schedule a meeting to talk through what happened.