Jessica has been practicing law since 2009 and is admitted in British Columbia and Ontario in Canada, and Illinois, Indiana, the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court in the United States. Jessica’s practice is focused on civil/human rights work. Part of her practice is devoted to representing athletes who have been abused by their coaches; she also represents victims of police brutality and incarcerated individuals who do not receive adequate care. Jessica was the original source to the Indianapolis Star series on USA Gymnastics that exposed pedophile coaches and officials in USA Gymnastics, including Larry Nassar. Jessica has written and/or argued cases for the 7th and 9th Circuit Courts of Appeals as well as the Indiana Court of Appeals and Supreme Court; she has written and argued cases in the state and Federal Courts of Michigan, Indiana, Arizona, and California, among others.

Jessica earned her BA from the University of Indianapolis in 2004, where she double-majored in German and Psychology, and continued there to earn her MA in Clinical Psychology in 2006. From 2003 to 2006, she also worked as the lead technician at a private neuropsychology clinic in Indianapolis, where she administered cognitive and neuropsych assessments to a wide range of patients. In the fall of 2006, she matriculated into the Robert H. McKinney School of Law in Indianapolis; during her time there, she participated in Moot Court and was an Articles Editor for the Indiana Law Review.

In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family, being outdoors, and learning new things.

David routinely represents individuals and communities in disputes with insurance carriers stemming from the carriers’ claims handling tactics. Carriers are often incentivized to obtain the lowest possible settlement value for a claim, or to refuse a claim altogether. To achieve this goal, carriers sometimes resort to practices designed to frustrate claimants, prolong the claims process, and drain claimants’ resources, forcing them into unfair settlements. David is committed to acting on behalf of claimants facing these unfair practices.

Prior to becoming an attorney, David worked as a skilled laborer and contractor. His years of experience as a contractor specializing in storm-related insurance claims have provided him with a deep understanding of the claims process and the methods used by insurance carriers to deny, delay, and defend paying honest claims.

David received his U.S. and Canadian law degrees in 2012 and joined Saeed & Little LLP in 2013. In addition to his work on behalf of claimants in disputes with insurance carriers, he assists clients in matters involving construction law, first party insurance litigation, contract disputes, personal injury matters, and wrongful death suits.

A lifelong Hoosier, David was raised in Hendricks County and still has strong ties to the area. He grew up in a farming community and credits the years he spent on the farm for his work ethic and commitment to his clients.