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David Reesman

Vice President, General Counsel

David Reesman is Vice President, General Counsel, and Assistant Corporate Secretary and serves as Westat’s Ethics Program Compliance Officer. Mr. Reesman leads Westat’s legal function, which provides business-oriented solutions and oversight on corporate governance, employment, benefits, contracts, intellectual property, privacy, research integrity, risk management and litigation. His legal career spans over 25 years. 

Education

J.D. (with honors), University of Dayton School of Law
B.A., Criminology (with a minor in History), Indiana University of Pennsylvania

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