David R. Fischer is licensed to practice law in Nevada State and Federal Courts. His primary practice area is Nevada state and federal criminal defense. Mr. Fischer fiercely advocates for his clients, whether inside or outside of the courtroom, he does not give up until the right result is achieved.

Prior to law school, Mr. Fischer served for five years with the US Navy as a Hospital Corpsman serving with the Fleet Marine Force. He was stationed on Okinawa, Yuma, Arizona, and a number of different locations throughout the Pacific Ocean, Asia and the Middle East. Later, Mr. Fischer continued his service in the Army National Guard. While in the Army National Guard and after completing his undergraduate education at Southern Utah University, Mr. Fischer earned an Army Reserve Commission. All total, Mr. Fischer proudly served the United States in its military for nearly nine years.

Mr. Fischer is a graduate of the University of Tulsa College of Law. During Law School, Mr. Fischer was a member of the Tulsa Journal of International and Comparative Law. Also, he belonged the International Legal Fraternity of Phi Delta Phi. Mr. Fischer spent his third year of law school attending Pepperdine University’s College of Law, Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution earning a Master’s Degree in Dispute Resolution. At Pepperdine Law Mr. Fischer clerked for a full-time settlement judge in the Los Angeles Superior Court where he gained valuable insights into the complexities of settling disputes (achieving litigation resolution) outside of court.

In his free time Mr. Fischer enjoys going to the gym, and hiking.