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About Adriana Baddour
Adriana Baddour is a Trial Attorney at Gomez Trial Attorneys in San Diego, where she advocates for individuals injured by negligence and fights against predatory insurance company practices. Born and raised in San Diego, Adriana gained early exposure to the legal field by working for several criminal and civil firms across the city before pursuing her law degree.
Adriana earned her undergraduate degree in Business Law from Loyola Marymount University and went on to earn her Juris Doctor from California Western School of Law, where she received academic distinctions in Trial Advocacy and Negotiations. During law school she clerked for the San Diego District Attorney's Office, the United States Attorney's Office, and the Honorable Judge Houston, gaining experience across both criminal and civil litigation.
Before joining Gomez Trial Attorneys, Adriana served as an associate attorney at a personal injury firm in San Diego, where she recovered millions of dollars for her clients. She has been recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star and is admitted to the California State Bar.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Gomez Trial Attorneys
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A San Diego jury found Robert O. Young, author of the best-selling book "The pH Miracle," liable for $105 million after he treated Dawn Kali's breast cancer with baking soda infusions and told her to skip conventional care, an award a judge later cut to about $25.9 million.
A Kern County jury awarded William Kidd and his wife Elaine $16.2 million after he slipped at a Bakersfield El Pollo Loco and suffered a brain injury that later required surgery.
A San Diego jury held former county toxicologist Kristin Rossum and San Diego County responsible for the 2000 fentanyl killing of Greg de Villers, awarding his family $106 million in a wrongful death case tried by John Gomez.
A San Diego jury returned a $10.8 million verdict against Pizza Hut after one of its delivery drivers drifted across a center divide and hit a mother and daughter head-on, leaving the daughter with a permanent brain injury.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.
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