About David
David Haskin combines an academic background in political science and public administration with a career in the Georgia bar. He earned a B.S. in political science in 1987 and continued his studies at the State University of West Georgia, where he completed an M.P.A. in public administration in 1991. He later pursued doctoral work in political science at Georgia State University and is listed as Ph.D. (A.B.D.), with a date of 1998. He returned to Georgia State University College of Law and received his J.D. in 2002.
Those years in the classroom shaped Haskin’s approach to legal questions. The combination of undergraduate and graduate study in political systems and public management left a clear mark on his thinking. He studied the mechanics of government, the formal rules that guide public institutions, and the administrative processes that affect policy. His legal education followed that foundation and added training in litigation and statutory analysis.
Haskin’s professional record includes practicing law in Georgia. In 2006 he began working at Haskin and Associates. Public records list his role there as a lawyer beginning in that year. Over time he has handled matters that require careful reading of statutes, regulations and administrative records. His path has kept him rooted in state practice and in issues where law intersects with public policy.
Colleagues and clients describe Haskin as methodical and exacting in his preparation. He approaches cases by tracing how rules are written and how agencies apply them. That method reflects his academic formation as much as his courtroom experience. He has worked on disputes that turn on procedural details as well as on substantive legal questions. He also draws on his graduate training to frame questions about governmental intent, regulatory history and administrative procedure when those topics are relevant to a client’s matter.
As of 2026 Haskin practices law in Georgia at Haskin and Associates. He handles matters that draw on his combined background in law, political science and public administration and continues to work on cases tied to state practice and administrative concerns.
