David C. Pellegrin, Jr.  is a long-term disability, insurance denial, and personal injury attorney based in Metairie, Louisiana. He is an advocate for people fighting for long-term disability benefits due to accidents and illness and people fighting insurance companies for life, accidental death, and property insurance benefits. He also represents people injured due to the negligence of others in car and trucking accident cases, as well as maritime injury victims and the families of wrongful death victims. David also works on some SSDI appeals. Since starting his own firm, David has assisted clients with claims arising from Hurricane Zeta and Hurricane Ida.

His office is convenient to New Orleans, Houma/Thibodaux, Baton Rouge, and the Northshore, but David represents clients throughout Louisiana. He is available to meet with clients in Houma by appointment. David is a native of Louisiana and a graduate of Harvard Law School. While in law school, he participated in a clinical course on Health, Disability, and Estate Planning Law and Policy at the Harvard Legal Services Center, and he has continued to focus on related issues during his legal career.

Before starting his own firm, he began his career with a Houma law firm handling BP Oil Spill claims for shrimpers, oystermen, and other individuals and businesses, as well as long-term disability cases, SSDI cases, maritime personal injury cases, and car and trucking accident cases. David enjoys handling long-term disability, personal injury, and insurance cases because he finds it very rewarding helping people navigate complicated legal issues during difficult times in their lives. For the last eight years, he has been a member of the Louisiana Association for Justice, where he is a member of the Insurance Law Section. Outside of work, David is married to Lisa Pellegrin and is a member of the Board of Directors of Assisi Bridge House in Schriever, Louisiana. Assisi Bridge House, a ministry of Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Houma- Thibodaux, is a halfway house for people recovering from substance abuse.