About David
David Storobin earned his J.D. from Rutgers School of Law–Newark. He built his legal foundation there and went on to gain admission to practice in New York. His academic background is straightforward, concentrated on the law school experience that prepared him for courtroom work and private practice.
He is licensed in New York and maintains membership in the New York State Bar Association. That affiliation remains current and part of his professional foothold in the state. He has kept his credentialing up to date and participates in the bar association's activities as part of his ongoing legal engagement.
Storobin established the Storobin Law Office to handle litigation and client representation in New York. He runs a small practice centered on trial work and courtroom preparation. Cases move from intake to trial strategy under his supervision. He handles filings, motions, and hearings personally, and tries to keep clients informed at each step. The office reflects that hands-on approach rather than a large-firm delegation model.
He earned a Trial Advocacy certification from the National Criminal Defense College. That training underpins his approach to courtroom proceedings. He prepares witnesses, conducts voir dire, and outlines direct and cross-examination plans in advance. The certification signals formal training in trial technique, not a marketing label, and it has shaped how he manages litigation tasks.
Colleagues and clients describe him as practical in the courthouse and methodical in preparation. He tends to favor clear, organized presentation over flamboyant rhetoric. Documents are drafted to support testimony. Arguments are structured to anticipate counterpoints. In a landscape of tactical choices, he opts for careful pacing and evidence-based appeals to jurors and judges.
Outside the courtroom he attends continuing legal education and bar programs to stay current on procedural changes and case law developments that affect trial practice. He maintains contact with peers in the bar association and participates in professional conversations about criminal and civil litigation topics when relevant.
He currently operates the Storobin Law Office in New York, where he draws on his trial advocacy training in handling litigation and courtroom matters for clients in the state.
