About
Mr. Fedor speaks from experience. He worked his way through the University of South Carolina, the earned a legal scholarship to Duke University. However, he returned to USC to complete his law degree and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He began his legal career in 1962 as a trial lawyer and has been trying civil and criminal cases across the country since the.
Positive reinforcement and maintaining a winning attitude are the primary ingredients to a successful and satisfying life, David believes. He brings this message to numerous groups -- churches, civic clubs and businesses. In addition, he speaks frequently at the American Trial Lawyers Association in Columbia, Atlanta, Miami and New York City. He also has lectured to the American Board of Trial Advocates.
Mr. Fedor is active in his community and has served as a volunteer for several non-profit organizations, including acting as State President of the Muscular Dystrophy Association. His interests included sports, physical culture and weight lifting, literature and teaching. He is a world traveler and enjoys collecting objects d'art from various countries.
David Fedor is a nationally-recognized trail lawyer and public speaker. His jury verdicts in recent years have resulted in more than $25 million for his clients.
Fedor's fascinating career includes a full scholarship to Duke University Law School where he was a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
He was a professional baseball player with the Chicago White Sox and boxed professionally as a middle weight along the entire east coast from Miami to Pennsylvania.
Fedor served as State President of the South Carolina Muscular Dystrophy Association for two years in the 1960's.
His tried-and-true method of preparing and winning a case can be applied to any profession or business.
