David Monde – A Georgia Super Lawyer

David Monde is widely recognized among his peers in Georgia as one of the premier attorneys. He possesses extensive expertise defending personal injury, products liability and commercial litigation cases involving aviation law, franchises, trade secrets, restrictive covenants and product labeling.

He has led teams in multidistrict litigation and presented arguments before the MDL panel.

Super Lawyers®

David Mounde has earned the respect of his profession by being consistently selected to the honor roll since 2007. As a commercial litigation expert, David is often called upon to settle disputes for both large and small clients alike; however, it is his advocacy on behalf of disabled children that keeps him afloat during times of turmoil. Additionally, David volunteers for several organizations dedicated to children with disabilities such as Families of Children Under Stress and Fulton County Schools Special Education Advisory Council – proud father for two decades who supports his son’s special needs with passion.

Multidistrict Litigation

If you or a loved one has been injured due to a defective product, hazardous drug, or medical device, or died as the result of an air crash, your case may be consolidated into multidistrict litigation (MDL). This expedites the process while providing consistent court rulings among similar lawsuits.

The Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation determines if cases pending in different federal courts should be transferred for pretrial proceedings. They take into account factors such as common questions of fact, the convenience of parties and witnesses, and the capacity to ensure efficient court sessions.

Aviation Law

Aviation law is a complex area encompassing flight rights, airport safety and security, economic regulations, etc. To navigate this intricate field effectively requires the assistance of an experienced legal team.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) creates and enforces many of the most crucial laws in this space, while other major federal agencies include Transportation Security Administration and National Transportation Safety Board. Furthermore, some state governments also have a role in regulating their local airports.

Products Liability

Products liability is the legal theory that holds designers, manufacturers, distributors, and sellers liable for injuries caused by the use of a defective consumer product. This can encompass both economic and non-economic losses such as medical treatment or lost income.

Product liability claims generally fall into three categories: design defects, manufacturing flaws and marketing errors – the latter commonly referred to as “failure to warn.”

Commercial Litigation

Commercial litigation is the legal process that resolves business-related disputes. This could include contract disagreements, shareholder/partner disputes, intellectual property rights disputes as well as cases involving antitrust or fraud allegations.

Furthermore, commercial litigation often involves government and regulatory decisions. This type of dispute requires a lawyer with extensive expertise in the relevant rules and procedures to successfully navigate it.

Commercial litigators’ success is measured by their sound judgment and strategic decision-making abilities. To assess the case’s merits, they must listen intently to their client. As a result, the best commercial litigators are highly regarded by both peers and clients alike for their superior abilities.

Governmental Decision-Making

Governmental decision-making is an integral component of any government department or agency. These decisions are taken collaboratively by several bureaucrats or officers who consider all factors when reaching a conclusion.

Making an appropriate decision that appeals to everyone can be a challenging endeavor, making it necessary for there to be an objective, scientific approach to making decisions.

In a democracy, social organisations, political parties, pressure groups, non-governmental organisations and public opinion are integral parts of the decision-making process. While they may not have formal roles in it, their writings and views on political matters often shape outcomes.