David Chardavoyne

David Chardavoyne is an Adjunct Professor at Wayne State University School of Law and the University of Detroit School of Law. His professional background includes 21 years at Bodman PLC, specializing in civil litigation, antitrust, estates, trusts, and commercial transactions. He served as chair of the Michigan State Bar's Antitrust, Franchising, and Trade Regulation Law Section. His academic work focuses on Michigan legal history, resulting in notable publications including A Hanging in Detroit and The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan.

• Education:
  • J.D., Wayne State University Law School
  • B.A., University of Michigan
• Research Interests: Legal history of Michigan, antitrust law, and civil litigation strategies.

His publications have garnered statewide recognition, including Michigan Notable Book awards and the State History Award. He has taught courses such as Equitable Remedies, Trusts & Estates, and Trial Advocacy.