Tried & Tested.
Justice Delivered.
Prosecutors. Now fighting for survivors of crime.
Lots of attorneys can make you money. We make a difference.
As prosecutors, the David Brothers fight for survivors of crime, seeking full compensation and forcing the institutions that failed you to change, so the next person is protected.
Full Compensation
Punitive damages and restitution from the people and institutions responsible.

Institutional Change
Policy reform so what happened to you doesn’t happen to the next person.

Prosecutors’ Experience
Careers spent standing beside crime victims in courtrooms across southeastern NC.

Hope and Healing
A boutique practice, not a mill. The mission continues.

Two prosecutors. Neighboring districts. One mission.
50+
Years combined experience
500K+
Residents served
100+
Jury trials to verdict
5
Counties: New Hanover, Pender, Brunswick, Bladen, Columbus
“One eagle carries the arrow, prepared for battle in the courtroom. The other carries the olive branch. Which eagle will insurance companies choose? Whichever one they feed the most.”

Identical twins. Different parties. One mission.
Jon David has been a prosecutor since 1996. He has served Brunswick, Bladen, and Columbus Counties since January 2011 and is still in office.
Ben David was District Attorney for New Hanover and Pender Counties from December 2004 until September 2024.
They are taking their experience and relationships from their years as prosecutors and using them for survivors in civil court.
The same cases, now in a civil arena.
When institutions cover up abuse, we hold them accountable and push for lasting change. Punitive damages, restitution, policy reform.
When a country club or bar overserves a drunk driver, we don’t stop at a settlement. We push for changes that prevent overservice and underage drinking.
Assaults and abuse by guards or staff in jails and detention facilities.
Families who lost someone to a criminal act. No amount of money makes you whole, so the case also fixes what caused it.

Survivors of crime and their families.
Plaintiff-only. Survivors of crime, never defendants.
“Justice for you. Change for everyone. That’s the David Difference.”

Common questions from survivors and families.
Straight answers. Every case starts with a conversation.







