About David K.
David K. Myers graduated from the University of Washington Tacoma in 2011 with a Bachelor of Business Administration in marketing and business administration. He went on to earn his J.D. from Willamette University College of Law, finishing law school in 2014. Those years of study gave him both business context and formal legal training. He combined the two as he began his legal career.
In 2014 he opened Myers Harbor Law, PLLC and has served as lawyer and owner since then. The firm’s founding marked a quick transition from law student to practicing attorney and small-firm principal. He has handled matters across the lifecycle of cases, from initial client intake to courtroom appearances when necessary. The practice environment required him to manage both legal work and the administrative demands of running a firm.
Myers built a practice that draws on his business background and his legal training. He takes on cases that intersect commercial concerns and individual disputes. He is used to preparing contracts, advising clients on transactional problems, and addressing disputes that escalate into litigation. His approach is pragmatic. He aims to clarify risks for clients and set out options in plain language so they can make decisions based on the facts and likely outcomes.
Since 2014 he has maintained membership in professional associations relevant to his work. Those memberships have provided access to continuing legal education and local legal networks. He has also taken part in local legal events and outreach that connect small business owners and individuals with counsel. Colleagues describe him as straightforward in meetings and persistent in pursuing client objectives, which matches the small-firm setting where attorneys often balance casework with business responsibilities.
Today Myers Harbor Law, PLLC operates as a small practice handling a range of matters for clients in Washington. The office handles transactional work, dispute resolution, and litigation when cases move beyond negotiation. He continues to advise clients on business-related issues and civil disputes, emphasizing clear explanations of legal choices and likely costs. His current practice concentrates on business and civil matters for clients in Washington.
