David A. Leen, Attorney

David Leen is a Washington native from Kirkland. After his public school education he joined the Navy before attending Beloit College in Wisconsin where he graduated with honors in 1968. After college he attended the University of Oregon, graduating with a law degree in 1971. Thereafter he was granted the coveted Reginald Heber Smith Fellowship, a two year stipend to undertake poverty law practice. After working for Seattle Legal Services for several years he worked as staff counsel for the Seattle office of the Federal Trade Commission and then the U.S. Economic Development Administration. In 1979 he founded a general practice law firm. David's practice emphasizes real estate matters and consumer class actions. Consistent with the firm philosophy, David has served in various community and civic activities.

• William Udall v. TD Service Company 2006

• Wilgus v. Peterson 1972

• Whitehead v. Derwinski 1989

• Whitehead v. Derwinski 1988

• Whitehead v. Derwinski (Judge Dwyer) 1988

• Vail v. Derwinski 1990

• United States v. Vallejo (Judge Coughenour) 1987

• State, ex rel., Brundage v. Eide 1974

• State v. Hesse 1975

• State v. Brumfield 1999

• Sant v. Household Finance 1994

• Peterson v. Norwest Mortgage and Harris v. Beneficial Finance 1997

• Perkins v. CTX Mortgage 1999

• Koegel v. Prudential Bank 1988

• Jacquemart v. Continental Savings Bank 1997

• Harris v. Beneficial Finance 1994

• Goines v. University of Washington 1973

• Davis v. Derwinski 1990

• Cox v. Helenius 1985