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About Dina Romaya-Ladah
Dina Romaya-Ladah is a personal injury attorney at Ladah Injury & Car Accident Lawyers in Las Vegas. She plays a pivotal role in crafting juror profiles and selecting juries that have delivered multi-million-dollar verdicts.
Romaya-Ladah grew up in San Diego, California, where she completed her undergraduate studies at San Diego State University, serving two terms as President of the Pre-Law Society and double majoring in Political Science and Sociology. She earned her Juris Doctor from the William S. Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, on a prestigious scholarship, and was selected for an externship with Senator Harry Reid. She is licensed in Nevada, California, and Arizona, plus the federal courts in Nevada and the Southern District of California. Her practice areas include personal injury and family law. She has been featured in My Vegas Magazine and Real Vegas Magazine and named to the National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Ladah Law Firm
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A Clark County jury awarded $15 million to the wife and son of Eric Echevarria, 52, killed in December 2020 when Zaon Collins drove 88 mph through a 35-mph zone in Las Vegas.
A Clark County jury returned a $3,445,000 verdict for Jesse Lozano, who suffered serious cervical spine injuries after slipping on a wet marble floor inside Paris Las Vegas in 2018, though his collectible share was reduced to roughly $1.7 million after the jury split fault equally between him and the casino.
Nadia Marin was injured when a driver ran a red light and hit her car in Las Vegas, and she was later diagnosed with CRPS in her right hand after several surgeries. The defendants conceded liability, and a Clark County jury awarded $2,045,117.55 in damages after a 13-day trial. The Nevada Supreme Court affirmed the verdict on July 2, 2026, and sent back only the attorney fee award for recalculation.
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