Shatz, Schwartz & Fentin: Lawyers in Western Massachusetts

David K. Webber

Practice Areas

Attorney Webber practices in the areas of business transactions, estate and succession planning, taxation, and nonprofits. He is a graduate of Western New England College School of Law, J.D., 2008 and the University of Massachusetts, B.A. Cum Laude, 1999. Mr. Webber was appointed as a Note Editor of the Western New England Law Review and interned with Associate Justice Francis X. Spina at the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

Education

Western New England College, J.D., 2008; member, Western New England Law Review 2006-2008
University of Massachusetts, B.A. cum laude, 1999

Admitted

2008, Massachusetts
2009, United States District Court, Massachusetts
2009, Department of Veterans Affairs

Memberships

Hampden County Bar Association
Massachusetts Bar Association
American Bar Association
Estate Planning Counsel of Hampden County

Professional and Community Activities

Town of Amherst Planning Board
Tri-State Connecticut River Targeted Watershed Initiative
Amherst Puffers Pond 2020 Planning Committee
University of Massachusetts Student Legal Services Office Advisory Committee

Publications

Co-Authored (with Steven J. Schwartz) “Eight Alternatives to Transfer Your Business: The Situation Will Often Dictate Which Option Is Best“, BusinessWest, April 11, 2011

Co-Authored (with Steven Weiss) “Terminating an ERISA Retirement Plan: Can a Bankruptcy Trustee Serve Two Masters?”, NABTalk, Journal of the National Association of Bankruptcy Trustees, Fall 2010

Personal

David and his family have resided in Amherst, Massachusetts since 1986.

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