
Founder in spirit (Deceased)
David Arenberg
Civil rights advocate and political activist
A civil rights advocate and political activist from his youth. Tenants rights were a particular passion, and he had the privilege of successfully organizing, advocating, and lobbying for tenants rights legislation across the country.
As a tenants rights advocate
He counseled thousands of tenants regarding their rights in New York, Chicago and Arizona; established and directed tenants' rights organizing and litigation programs in New York, Chicago and Arizona; and organized and led rent strikes in over 50 buildings in New York City and Chicago.
As a legislative advocate
He directed a successful ballot initiative campaign which dramatically expanded AHCCCS eligibility in Arizona; conceived and advocated for Arizona’s first rental code in Tempe; participated in drafting amendments to landlord/tenant statutes in Chicago and Arizona; and participated in drafting criminal justice and sentencing reform legislation in Arizona.
As a paralegal contract provider
He engaged in all aspects of general litigation practice; drafted pleadings and motions from initial complaint through summary judgment; conducted discovery, both as plaintiff and defendant; and conducted extensive legal research.
In criminal defense and criminal justice advocacy
He advocated at the trial court level on behalf of criminal defendants; drafted state and federal appellate, post-conviction and habeas corpus briefs; and engaged in all aspects of prisoner civil rights litigation.
In family law advocacy
He drafted pleadings regarding dissolution of marriage, modification of child support, child custody and parenting time, and administered case files through the family court process.
David has passed on. This network carries forward the work he spent his life doing.
