About

David Valmon Dufour Jr focuses his practice on Nursing Home Abuse, Wrongful Death, Medical Malpractice, Mass Tort, and Complex Litigation. He is dedicated to holding medical facilities accountable to their patients and has a background in personal injury litigation and corporate finance. David Valmon Dufour Jr is a lawyer based in Louisville, Kentucky, with a strong focus on cases involving Nursing Home Abuse, Wrongful Death, Medical Malpractice, Mass Tort, and Complex Litigation. His passion lies in ensuring that nursing homes and medical facilities prioritize the well-being of their patients over corporate interests. With experience in personal injury litigation and representing small companies, David brings a diverse skill set to his practice. One of David\s unique strengths is his background in the financial industry, where he worked for several years after completing law school. This experience in corporate finance provides him with a valuable perspective on the financial motivations of medical facilities that may have caused harm to his clients. David\s ability to navigate complex financial cases sets him apart in the legal field. Originally from Maineville, Ohio, just outside of Cincinnati, David earned his B.A. with honors from Wofford College in 2004. During his time at Wofford College, he was named a First Team Academic All-American for his achievements as a DH for the baseball team. He went on to obtain his Juris Doctorate from the University Of Louisville Brandeis School Of Law in 2007. David is licensed to practice law in both Kentucky and Indiana, allowing him to handle cases in both state and federal courts. His dedication to seeking justice for his clients and holding medical facilities accountable makes him a valuable asset to the legal community.

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Nursing Home Abuse

Personal Injury

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• English: Spoken, Written

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• Free Consultancy Service
• Conditional Fees

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