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Family Law Power List – David Karp – Karp & Iancu
WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//March 27, 2025//
Listen to this articleBy preparing every case as if it will go to trial, David Karp ensures his clients are in the best position for settlement, but also ready to fight for their rights in court if necessary.
Karp’s approach to family law combines meticulous preparation with strategic negotiation. He is a founding member of Karp & Iancu with over 40 years of family law cases and trials.
“That no matter how many years you practice law, there is always room to learn more,” he said. “Never expect that you have the answer to every legal problem.”
Karp’s commitment to educating clients ensures they fully understand the complexities of their case, allowing them to make informed decisions about their futures, whether that means settling or proceeding to trial. This approach comes from the firm’s client-first philosophy. Karp emphasizes the priority of delivering exceptional service, guided by the principle of treating clients as they would want to be treated.
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