Parker Shaffie LLP’s founder David Parker, has been recognized by the Los Angeles Daily Journal as one of the top professional responsibility attorneys in the field for 2024. This recognition highlights Parker's decades of experience and expertise in handling complex malpractice and professional responsibility cases.

A recent article in the Daily Journal tells the unique story of Parker Shaffie LLP and expands on our origin story and philosphies.

A Superior Court Judge ruled in favor of Southern California law firm Parker Shaffie LLP’s clients Clean & Sober Media, LLC and its former owner Richard Taite finding that international powerhouse HUB International Insurance Services must pay $4,367,735.11 in attorneys’ fees and costs.

This program will address ethical considerations arising from the onboarding of new clients including a detailed discussion of conflicts of interest.

David Parker, founding partner of Parker Shaffie LLP, was named to the 2023 Southern California Super Lawyers list. This nomination marks 20 consecutive years being named for his work as a top rated professional liability attorney.

Parker Mills LLP has changed its name, effective January 1, 2023, to Parker Shaffie LLP. The change comes with the elevation of partner Shawn Shaffie to name partner. David Parker remains as founding partner.

We are pleased to announce that founding partner David Parker has been named to the Southern California Super Lawyers list for 2022.

On March 15, 2022, partner David Parker will be speaking as a panelist at LACBA’s annual Labor & Employment Symposium. He will be addressing Professional and Ethical Pitfalls.

A petition expected this week will ask the California Supreme Court to settle a renewed debate in the legal malpractice sphere over the level of evidence required to bring a claim against an attorney following a settlement, known as “settle and sue.”

David Parker, a Parker Mills LLP founding partner, was named to the Top 100 Southern California Super Lawyers list for 2020.

Parker Shaffie was recently featured in the Los Angeles Daily Journal.