Dave Skoranski

Dave Skoranski is an experienced trial attorney who has spent his career in the courtroom, trying more than 50 jury cases to verdict and litigating complex matters from investigation through appeal. He now focuses his practice on representing individuals in personal injury, medical malpractice, and workers’ compensation cases, as well as pursuing justice in civil rights violations.

Dave’s career has been defined by trial work on both sides of the courtroom. As a Deputy Attorney General in Delaware’s Division of Civil Rights & Public Trust, he prosecuted high-profile cases involving public corruption, police misconduct, and hate crimes, securing multiple jury convictions and arguing before the Delaware Supreme Court. Earlier, as an Assistant Public Defender, he defended clients facing serious felony charges, including capital cases. This breadth of experience taught Dave how cases are built and challenged from every angle—insight he now uses to anticipate the strategies of insurance companies and defense counsel, giving his clients a powerful advantage in pursuing justice and fair compensation.

Dave earned his J.D. from Temple University School of Law, where he served on the Temple International & Comparative Law Journal and received the Rubin Public Interest Award for his commitment to pro bono service. Active in the Delaware legal community, he is a member of the Rodney Inn of Court, the Delaware State Bar Association, and is an alum of Leadership Delaware. He has been recognized as one of Delaware Business Times’ “40 Under 40” and named a Top Lawyer by Delaware Today in 2025.

Beyond his legal work, Dave serves on the board of the Hope Center Foundation, which supports the unhoused in New Castle County. He lives in Wilmington with his wife and three children, and his dedication to family and community deepens his commitment to standing up for clients when it matters most.