David Cousineau is a trial and appellate lawyer with a proven track record in complex and technical litigation. He has delivered high-impact victories for his clients in a wide range of disputes, including lender liability, fraud, business and inheritance disputes, constitutional challenges, and civil rights matters. Known for his sharp analytical skills and strategic precision, Mr. Cousineau distills intricate facts and law into clear and compelling arguments that win cases. His appellate work includes precedent-setting decisions in areas as varied as property rights, habeas corpus law, and nuclear power plant licensing.
Fluent in French, Mr. Cousineau enjoys the added complexity of cross-border disputes, an area in which he has handled a prominent dispute over the estate of French rock star Johnny Halliday, an inter-family dispute involving a convoluted international money trail, and a fraud investigation over power degradation on in-orbit satellites.
Prior to joining Cappello & Noël in 2014, Mr. Cousineau spent 12 years as a litigator in Kaye Scholer LLP’s Complex Commercial Litigation Group.
