David D. Freishtat concentrates his practice on zoning and condemnation law. Mr. Freishtat also focuses on land-use and land planning matters, property valuation, property tax assessment appeals, eminent domain issues, contract appeals, and landlord-tenant matters.

Mr. Freishtat formerly served as staff counsel to the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, associate general counsel for the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission, and the chairman of the Silver Spring Urban Advisory Committee. During his tenure with the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission, his emphasis was on zoning and land use and condemnation law. He served as lead counsel on the development of Capital Center in Landover, Maryland. While he was with the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, Mr. Freishtat appeared before the Maryland General Assembly on legislation affecting the agency.

Mr. Freishtat currently serves on the Montgomery County Cable Compliance Commission. He was President of the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce in 2000 and remains active with the organization.