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Biography
David Casey grew up in Michigan, earning a bachelor degree in history with a minor in political science from Eastern Michigan University. David graduated from Thomas Cooley Law School Magna Cum Laude in 2009.
David’s focus is on criminal defense. He’s a member of the State Bar of Wisconsin, Marathon County Bar Association and the Wisconsin and Marathon County Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. He served as President of the Marathon County Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and was named a Rising Star by Wisconsin Super Lawyers in 2017 and 2018. David has handled thousands of criminal cases from misdemeanors to serious felonies, including drug possession, drug-trafficking, sexual assault, domestic violence, computer crimes, and drunk driving offenses.
David enjoys spending time with his wife and three children. His hobbies include playing basketball, skiing and being out on the water.
If you’re in need of legal counsel, go with Crooks, Low & Connell. Within this firm is Attorney David Casey, who represented me. His precision and loyalty to clients reveals great character. In fact, everyone treated me with respect and kindness…the considerations we require as human beings. We all need legal help at times. Whatever your reason, I speak from personal experience when recommending Crooks, Low & Connell. They are dedicated and devoted to helping us! Thank you!
I made a terrible mistake resulting in several charges for battery and domestic abuse. I was anxious and nervous, with so many questions. I chose an attorney based on multiple positive reviews for Crooks, Low & Connell, S.C. As David Casey’s client, I felt informed and prepared from start to finish. He was straight-forward with me when I called to review my case. When I later met with him, he laid out a proposal, based on his knowledge of the laws and on past experience. David prepared me for the best outcome at my initial court appearance, by requesting I complete the anticipated court requirements before-hand. The judge accepted David’s proposal, and I was relieved to have 4 out of the 6 charges dropped. Following a year of remediation and good behavior, another charge was dropped, and the last reduced to an ordinance violation. I thank David for helping me clean up this mess, allowing me the chance to recover from my mistake. Thank you David (and staff)!