Dec 11, 2025 | admin
When you’re injured on the job or facing the aftermath of a serious accident, trust is everything. Personal injury and workers’ compensation attorney David Snyder has built his reputation on forming genuine relationships with the people he represents throughout DC, Maryland, and Virginia. In a legal field where compassion matters just as much as courtroom skill, David stands out.
A Baltimore County native, David credits his ability to connect with clients to a lifetime spent engaging with people from diverse backgrounds. “Having exposure to so many different kinds of people showed me that I was good at interacting with anyone, no matter where they came from or who they were,” David explains.
A Career Rooted in Respect for Workers
Growing up around teachers, construction workers, tradespeople, and others across many industries, David developed a deep respect for hardworking individuals who keep their families and communities running. This perspective naturally led him to a career in workers’ compensation law, where he advocates for “real people who work for a living, whose top priority is being able to provide for their families.”
For David, being a workers’ compensation and personal injury attorney in the DMV is more than navigating legal systems—it’s guiding clients through some of the hardest moments of their lives with clarity and care. “I always tell people, ‘I meet you at a very low point in your life. My job is to get you through that rough patch and help you get back on your feet so you can return to the plans your injury interrupted.’”
Fighting for Injured Workers in DC, MD, and VA
This commitment has resulted in numerous successful outcomes. In June 2025, David and his team secured a significant result for a client who suffered severe arm injuries after tripping on construction debris at a job site in Virginia. The fall led to multiple invasive surgeries and kept the client out of work for an extended period.
One of the biggest challenges was proving that the client was an employee—not an independent contractor—of the company managing the construction site. Although the client had contracted independently with this same company in the past, the owners had directly recruited and paid him for this particular project. With detailed communications and pay evidence, David built a strong foundation to establish employment status—something necessary for his client to be protected by the Virginia workers’ compensation laws.
Persistence Through Multiple Appeals
When the case first went to court, the defendant’s testimony unexpectedly supported David’s argument. Despite this, the Commission initially denied the claim. Determined to fight for his client’s rights, David filed multiple appeals, working closely with his client to draft detailed briefs and prepare for every step of the process.
Two years after the accident, the appeals process finally produced the outcome David knew was right. The original denial was overturned. “This is the correct decision,” David said. “My client has been out of work since July 2023.”
From the beginning, David set clear expectations: “This was a difficult case, but I always tell clients—we will not stop fighting for you. We’ll fight until there is nothing left to fight. And that’s exactly what we did.”
Why Trust Matters in Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation Representation
For David, trust is earned—never assumed. “Trust is not blindly given,” he says. “The way you earn trust is by doing right by people.” His client-first approach has built long-lasting relationships and successful outcomes across DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
A Home at CHASENBOSCOLO
With more than 13 years at CHASENBOSCOLO, David values how closely the firm’s principles align with his own. “We have depth of experience and resources, and I’m surrounded by like-minded people,” he explains. “We talk about our clients the same way—because they’re not a number and not a paycheck. We care deeply about doing right by them. Win, lose, or draw, if you’ve done the right thing, clients appreciate that.”
