More Accolades for Los Angeles Personal Injury Attorney David Drexler

Feb. 7, 2012 - PRLog -- Los Angeles, CA - September 14, 2008 – Los Angeles-based personal injury and medical malpractice attorney ( http://www.daviddrexlerlaw.com/medical-malpractice-attorney-los-angeles.html ) David Drexler was featured in the July 10th, 2008 issue of Lawyers & Settlements, a national online legal publication. In an article titled “David Drexler: Clients for Life – A Big City Lawyer with a Small Town Approach,” written by Brenda Craig, Drexler reflects on this philosophy which underlies his law practice. His clients, according to Drexler, are more than just clients but are relationships as important and intimate as any.

“These are relationships I take seriously,” says Drexler, who has also been nominated as “Trial Attorney of the Year” and recognized as a preeminent legal malpractice attorney ( http://www.daviddrexlerlaw.com/legal-malpractice-attorney-los-angeles.html ). “I take on a case for someone whose life has been turned upside down, we fight the good fight and whether or not we win, we emerge from it with a closer relationship than we had when they first walked into the office. You get to know people. They get to know you. They see that I’m passionate about their case. I can’t win cases in a courtroom without being passionate, without showing a bit of my own heart.”

But winning is what David Drexler does. Aside from winning tens of millions of dollars for his clients, how does he engender the kind of loyalty that brings clients back after thirty-six years to drop off tamales at his office? Craig concludes that Drexler’s own background holds the key to his relationship with the people he assists. “[Clients] drop in unannounced,” Drexler relates. “They call when problems occur, they know we are not going to charge them for advice and counsel.” This philosophy may seem at odds with the stereotyped, greedy world so often associated with personal injury attorneys, but Drexler’s motivation to practice law has never been about money. His motivation is to fight for justice for people who are denied justice.

Drexler is the son of a holocaust survivor. His mother lived through Auschwitz in the Second World War and Drexler has made it his mission to help the underdog. He represents individuals who have been victimized. From legal and medical malpractice to sexual harassment and premises liability cases, this is the niche Drexler has carved out for himself. “Personal injury attorneys have earned a bad rap of being fast buck artists,” says Drexler, “getting in and out fast and milking the cases, settling them fast and good-bye, really processing them rather than treating them like people.”

But this is not the way Drexler runs practice. To his clients, David is in their corner, an extension of their close families, a trusted friend and confidant, a protector who never backs down from the Goliaths. His clients are clients for life and they’re the reason he comes to work every day.

Drexler practices personal injury law out of his Sherman Oaks office, a three-story office with inspiring views of the San Fernando Valley where he can open windows and step out on the patio to share a meal with any number of life-long clients who often stop in for a friendly visit.