David W. White Jr.

Associate Private Practice

Year: 1985 - 1992

Description: Associate attorney in personal injury law firm handling cases for plaintiffs from intake through trial and appeal.

Law Clerk Massachusetts Superior Court

Year: 1984 - 1985

Description: Assisting the justices of the Massachusetts Superior Court with bench memos, drafts of opinions, and legal research. Attended variety of criminal and civil hearings and trials.

Partner Breakstone, White & Gluck

Year: 1992 - Current

Description: Founding partner of Breakstone White & Gluck, PC. Since 1992, has specialized in the representation of victims of personal injury and insurance bad faith.

Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys Member (1990 - Current)

Norfolk County Bar Association Member (1992 - Current)

Massachusetts Bar Foundation Brandeis Life Fellow (1995 - Current)

Fernald State School Human Rights Committee (Current)

American Association for Justice Member (1986 - Current)

Boston Bikes Volunteer (Current)

Organization for the Preservation of the Environment and Nature (OPEN) (Current)

Task Force on Human Subject Research (Current)

Justice of the Peace (Current)

Massachusets Access to Justice Commission Commissioner (2015 - Current)

Westwood Land Trust, Inc. Board Member (2010 - Current)

Westwood Democratic Town Committee Elected Member (2001 - Current)

National Confernce of Bar Presidents Fellow (2008 - Current)

American Bar Association Member (2004 - Current)

Sewer Commissioner, Westwood, Massachusetts (2002 - 2009)

Massachusetts State Bar Member (1985 - Current)

Boston Bar Association Member (1985 - Current)

Massachusetts Bar Association Member (1985 - Current)

Westwood Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Committee Member (2013 - 2016)

Vermont Health Policy Corporation/State Health Coordinating Council Environmental Health Representative (1981 - 1982)

Use of Demonstrative Evidence in Massachusetts Courts MCLE (1993)

Dissolving and Forming Professional Relationships Massachusetts Bar Association (1993)

Using Computers In Your Civil Litigation Practice First published Massachusetts Bar Association (1995)

Practical Advice for Setting Up and Running the Small Office Practice Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys (1995)

Bad Faith Litigation in Massachusetts: The Plaintiff’s Perspective First published National Business Institute, Inc. (1996)

Collecting Attorneys’ Fees Under G.L. c. 93A and Other Civil Causes of Action MCLE (1997)

Pierce and Dominguez: Legislative Interpretation and Judicial Inconsistency at Work Massachusetts Bar Association Section Review (1999)

Rules Governing Audio-Visual Depositions At Trial MCLE (1997)

Tort and Insurance Law Update Massachusetts Bar Association/MCLE (MBA Annual Meeting)

Handling Anesthesia Malpractice Cases Medical Malpractice Insurance; An Overview. Amicus Books (2007)

Fixing Our Criminal Sentencing System Boston Globe (April, 2008)

Appeals Court Raises Troubling Questions in Recent G.L. c. 93A Case Massachusetts Bar Association Section Review (2001)

Chapter 93A Damages in Arbitration Cases Clarified Recent Appeals Court Case, Massachusetts Bar Association Section Review (1999)

Life After Lazarus and Furtado Massachusetts Bar Association Section Review (1999)