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• David has followed in the footsteps of his much admired father, the former state Senator, J. Russell Kirby, to become one of the most respected and well-liked attorneys in North Carolina. Over the last 25 years he has handled cases ranging from product liability to catastrophic personal injury to work-place safety and security. With his then partner, John Edwards, he secured the largest jury verdict ever awarded in a personal injury case in North Carolina. He is a frequent lecturer on motor vehicle negligence and damages in personal injury and wrongful death cases.

  David has been repeatedly recognized for his outstanding trial work. He is a member of The Inner Circle of Advocates, an organization of the 100 top plaintiff's lawyers from around the country, he is listed in Best Lawyers in America, and in 1996 was named Lawyer of the Year by the national publication Lawyers Weekly USA.

  David has strong ties to the community. He speaks to high school students yearly about the Constitution and Bill of Rights and how they are upheld through the practice of law, and he has coached local youth basketball and baseball teams. He currently is an active member of Edenton Street Methodist Church where he taught the 8th grade Sunday School class for 15 years. He is on the Board of Directors of the Wade Edwards Foundation, and he is a past president and former board member of the children's advocacy group, Wake Up For Children. In the past he has also served on the boards of the Wake County Bar Association and the North Carolina Museum of Natural Science.

  In 1997, David won the national Steven J. Sharp Public Service Award for his work representing Valerie Lakey, a 5-year-old Raleigh girl who was eviscerated in a swimming pool accident because of a defective pool drain. The case resulted in a state record personal injury award.

  David was also named the Easter Seals UCP Philanthropist of the Year in 2005 for his aid to children with special needs.

  David's cases and verdicts have been featured on national television programs such as 20/20, Dateline NBC, CNN, and other television shows.

  David is married to Lyn Kirby and has three children: Emily, James and Winston.

• North Carolina, 1977 U.S. Supreme Court U.S. District Court Eastern District of North Carolina U.S. District Court Middle District of North Carolina U.S. Court of Appeals 4th Circuit

• North Carolina Courts Commission, 2009 (Governor's Appointee) Wake County Bar Association (Member) North Carolina Bar Association (Member) American Bar Association (Member) North Carolina State Bar (Member) North Carolina Advocates for Justice, 2001 - 2002 (Political Action Committee Chairman) North Carolina Advocates for Justice (Vice President) North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers (Former Member Editorial Board, TrialBriefs) American Association for Justice (Member) American Board of Trial Advocates (Member) American College of Trial Lawyers (Fellow) Inner Circle of Advocates (Member) North Carolina Bar Association, Litigation Council (Member) Edenton Street Methodist Church (Active Member) Wade Edwards Foundation (Board of Directors) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2003 - 2004 (Board of Visitors) University of North Carolina Law School (Capital Campaign Committee) Children's Advocacy Group, Wake Up For Children (Former Board Member) Wake County Bar Association (Former Board Member) North Carolina Museum of Natural Science (Served on Boards)

• University of North Carolina School of Law, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1977Juris Doctor University of North Carolina, 1973A.B.

• The attorneys at Kirby & Holt have won national and statewide recognition for their representation of children and adults who have been severely injured or killed.

  Our firm has set many records for personal injury verdicts and settlements, including:

  ● Largest personal injury verdict in North Carolina

  ● Largest personal injury settlement in North Carolina

  ● Largest medical malpractice verdict in North Carolina

  ● Largest birth injury settlement in North Carolina

  ● Largest verdict in the U.S. in a workplace violence case

  ● Largest product liability verdict in North Carolina

  ● Largest compensatory verdict in North Carolina?for the death of a child

  ????????? We are proud of our track record.? Since the firm was founded in 1993, we have settled or won more recoveries of at least $1 million than any other law firm in the state.

  ????????? We concentrate on representing a small number of victims and survivors of fatal or serious injuries caused by trucking and automobile accidents, workplace accidents, hospital and doctor errors, birth injuries, burn injuries and cases involving dangerous or defective products.

  ????????? To provide the best and most comprehensive representation possible in each of our cases, we carefully restrict our caseload to allow every client to receive individual and caring attention.

  ????????? Kirby & Holt does not advertise.? We depend on our reputation among other attorneys and the public.

  ????????? Our continued success has allowed us to take a leading role in supporting a number of charitable causes. Our own Kirby & Holt Foundation also allows us to fund and support special community projects, many of which honor our former clients and their loved ones.

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I've been interviewing/hiring for 20 years so please take my comments with a grain of salt. I'm only trying to tell you what it's like to be on the receiving end of several hundred cover letters for every single opening I post.. . 1) Employers generally do not read entire cover letters. We scan cover letters to weed out people who say stupid stuff or who do not have an appropriate grasp of the English language.. . 2) Cover letters should be SHORT. The less the better - unless it's truly unique. Cover letters are just an opportunity for job seekers to make unnecessary blunders.. . 3) Your (and I mean your husband's) cover letter makes a few mistakes.. . 4) You do not regurgitate the job requirements back to the potential employer. You are not only wasting their time, you're implying they're stupid and don't know what their own requirements are.. . 5) You do not regurgitate one's academic or experiential qualifications in the cover letter. That is redundant. It's what the resume is for. Again, wasting time.. . 6) Personal traits sound pretty generic and cliche - and yet they can have connotations that you may not intend. "Energetic" may be translated as as bossy. "No trouble with office tasks" may be translated as you may have trouble with job duties that don't fall into that category. "Pride in personal hygiene" just plain sounds like DUH and you're really scraping the bottom of the barrel for positive things to say.. . 7) Truly unique personal information that is RELEVANT to the position is what you want to put in a cover letter. Your husband's experience being homeless may give him an advantage. However, I would strongly encourage him to clarify the context of being homeless (perhaps he was a teenager where the circumstances were beyond his control as opposed to a 30 year old person homeless due to substance abuse or mental illness). You can see that being homeless could give him a real edge (if the receptionist job is one where disadvantaged populations will be served) but if not given CONTEXT your husband could make himself sound like a druggie or crazy. BTW, I know "druggie" and "crazy" are disrespectful words but I specifically chose them in this circumstance to make a point about how important context is when seeking a job.. . Well, I know I've told you a lot about what NOT to do. I hope I have not discouraged you. I think you have a good grasp on what your husband can offer. You just need to use less words. Cut out the stuff that repeats what they already know (what they are looking for and what is on the resume) and beef up the other stuff - as long as it's RELEVANT to the job. But NO drama.. . The cover letter needn't be more than three paragraphs each consisting of about two sentences. That's six sentences total excluding the salutation and closing. Anything more than that and they're just looking for mistakes. :-). . Best wishes! I'm glad your hubby is in a much better place than he used to be.

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