Dominic J. Gianna - Lawyer in New Orleans, LA

Dominic appears to be a shareholder and a member of the World of Chiefs of Aaron & Gianna, PLC, a high-class law firm. He heads the company's Practice on Civil Disputes. His colleagues approved him as one of the exhibited litigation lawyers of America, and for 36 years he looked at the circumstances as from the side of the plaintiff, similarly to the defense after the entire area of the United States. Dominic Da is recognized as one of the most active and enthusiastic teachers in America in the field of advocacy, views and methods of litigation. He was awarded the Robert Keaton Regalia as the Best Bar Mentor in America by the State Institute of Litigation Advocacy (NITA), the teaching arm of the North American Bar Association. 

 For 25 flights, Dominic was a member of the NITA State Faculty, the head of the NITA program and led the NITA dialogue training programs throughout the English world, starting from all 50 states, Canada, Mexico, England, Scotland and Wales. Being the general teacher of the Category of High-class Education, Inc. (PEG, Inc.), he recited and deceived more than 400 lectures and seminars around the world. His «Justice on the Drum», «Victory before the Court», «A Day in Court» (with Dr. Thomas A. Mauet), and currently «Propaganda for Ages and Genders: Persuading Genders and Generations» (with his partner after the seminar Lisa A. Marsi) were presented throughout society with extraordinary success.

 Dominic appears to be the creator of countless publications after advocacy and persuasion, including the introduction statements of Thomson West 2d, «Victory at the Beginning», «Victory at the Beginning» (together with Lisa A. Marcy), «Advocacy for the Ages» (High-Class Education Group, Inc., together with Lisa A. Marcy) and countless publications in law journals. As a motivational talker and seminar manager, he has trained thousands of lawyers of all years and experience in the art of advocacy, views and technologies of litigation. His methods have adjusted the career of thousands of litigious lawyers of all years and experiments for the course of 25 years of his law training. 

 Dominik appears to be a frequent commentator on court television, repeatedly went to television after relevant issues and was preferred by high-class groups from both sides of the courtroom to conduct programs for them. Shortly before, he was selected together with his partners Dr. Thomas A. Mauet and Lisa A. Marcy as a blockbuster speaker at the annual meeting of the Institute of Defense Studies (DRI) together with President Bill Clinton and Justice Scalia. Dominic presided over the Annual Meeting of the Litigation Section of the North American Intercession Association in 2001 and acted as chairman of the Program in 1992 and 1994. He is the head of the litigation bar at the Law School of LSU, is represented by the general teacher of the Litigation Academy of the Louisiana Association of Defense Advocates and has taught at almost all law schools across America.

 As a litigious legal adviser, Dominic examined more than 150 cases both in state and federal courts after the entire US area in such areas as complicated business proceedings in court, seriousness after production, toxic offenses, labor law, medical negligence, huge construction disputes, antitrust issues, medical irresponsibility and complex circumstances about toxic offenses. Dominic previously justified the duties of a circumventional arbitrator appointed by the Louisiana High Court and was chosen as a state, similarly federal courts, as a specific professional on complex issues. The price list of its buyers covers Fortune 500 brews, mediocre nationwide businesses and small autochthonous organizations. 

 Dominik has been functioning as a litigious advocate for 36 years. Previously, he worked as an organic chemist, a high-class athlete and a high-class actor. He received a bachelor's degree from the Manhattan Institute in New York, a master's degree in chemistry from the State Institute of New York and a law degree from the Law School of the Loyola Institute, where he was elected general editor of the Loyola Law Review. Dominic has an AV indicator from Martindale-Hubbell and has been connected to the price list of Super-Lawyers for particular litigation from 2008 ages to the present.