David Albrecht

David knows the biggest changes start with the smallest steps. He enjoys helping people and isn’t afraid to champion their case to a jury. He’s taken more than a dozen cases to verdict and has argued before the Iowa Court of Appeals, the Iowa Supreme Court, and the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. David knows that while every case is different, every case is important. He has handled matters involving less than $10,000 and has also obtained several jury verdicts of more than a million dollars. 

David was raised in Indianola, Iowa, and earned a Bachelor of Arts in history from Simpson College. Law school could wait. He completed two terms in AmeriCorps, where he served numerous non-profits across the Midwest, learned to fight wildfires, and became a federally certified chainsaw operator (he likes to “branch” out). David returned to Iowa to attend Drake University Law School and was admitted to practice law in September 2015. When he’s not serving clients, David serves his community as President of the Board of Directors for Eyerly Ball Community Mental Health. At home, he enjoys spending time with his wife Tabetha, daughter Eloise, and son Anderson. He believes life’s obstacles can be opportunities for growth and agrees with 2nd century Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius that “the impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way becomes the way.” Well said Marcus, well said.