David Sborz is a partner at Andrews & Springer LLC. He is licensed to practice law in Delaware, New Jersey, and New York and is admitted to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States District Courts for the District of Delaware, Southern District of New York, and District of New Jersey. He is a Member of the Delaware State Bar Association, Corporate Bar Section, and the Richard S. Rodney Inn of Court.
David graduated from New York Law School in 2012, during which time he worked for Bank of America/Merrill Lynch in the Private Equity/Derivative Unit. There, he worked to ensure compliance with proposed and finalized Dodd-Frank Regulations, learning how financial regulations protect the vulnerable while encouraging free and innovative markets.
David also served as a legal associate for the enforcement division of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission. In that role, he investigated futures, options, commodities, speculation limits, market manipulation, and Ponzi schemes, witnessing firsthand the fallout when unscrupulous corporate actors fail to meet their legal obligations.
An Experienced Litigator Representing Wronged Stockholders
David advocates for stockholder rights involving securities fraud, breaches of fiduciary duty, and other corporate misconduct. He is an experienced corporate litigator, appearing primarily before the Delaware Court of Chancery, managing cases from initiation through trial and appeal.
With a tireless work ethic and dedication to achieving the best possible results, David advocates for those who cannot defend themselves. He relishes the intellectual challenge and precedent-setting nature of his cases while contributing to the development of the world’s richest body of corporate law. David welcomes the opportunity to positively influence business practices to protect stockholder interests.
Committed to Getting a Fair Result
David supports causes that protect the vulnerable. He passionately supports the American Cancer Society, The Sierra Club, The Natural Resources Defense Council, and the American Civil Liberties Union. Ultimately, however, he believes in the power of the law to provide fairness through equity and justice. David has built his practice by staying dedicated to these principles.