David Carney concentrates his practice on complex litigation matters, with a particular focus on class action defense and appellate litigation. He has represented clients in litigation involving alleged liability under the federal and state securities laws, the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, federal and state antitrust laws and alleged breaches of fiduciary duty related to trust, partnership and joint venture agreements. He also has counseled clients in responding to material data breaches, including unauthorized access to credit and debit card information and unauthorized wire payment transfers, and seeking insurance coverage related to the same.
Prior to attending law school, Mr. Carney worked for Senator Spencer Abraham on Capitol Hill and for President George W. Bush at the White House. He interned in the Civil Division of the Department of Justice following his first year of law school, and was a member of the Law Review while at Case.
Mr. Carney lives in Rocky River with his wife, Dana, and their three daughters, Kate, Mia and Elizabeth.
6/23/2011 - The British Are Coming! The British Bribery Act 2010
8/17/2010 - BNA’s Pension & Benefits Daily: Court Says KeyCorp Worker Has No Standing Where She Reaped Profit From Inflated Stock