Tampa Personal Injury Attorney Nadine Diaz Receives Top 10 Attorney Award
Posted By Darrigo & Diaz
The National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys (NAOPIA) recognizes Attorney Nadine Diaz as one of the top 10 personal injury attorneys in Florida
We are excited to announce that Attorney Nadine Diaz is a member of the 2023 National Academy of Personal Injury Attorneys (NAOPIA)’s list of the top 10 personal injury attorneys in Florida.
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About the NAOPIA
The NAOPIA finds and recognizes the top 10 personal injury attorneys in each state. Attorneys are selected for their hard work, dedication, and rigorous client advocacy. In the first phase, licensed practicing attorneys must nominate a candidate.Then, they undergo a screening process to meet the requirements of membership. The NAOPIA Selection Committee reviews the nominated attorneys. This phase includes only 50 attorneys. Finally, the Board of Governors officially chooses the select few attorneys who exhibit the characteristics and qualities that exemplify the profession and practice of personal injury law.
Today, more than 1.3 million attorneys practice in the United States. Therefore, the NAOPIA’s meticulous selection process resolves the challenge of attorneys claiming to be the best without basis. The organization leaves no doubt as to whom the preeminent personal injury attorneys are in each state.
This year, Tampa Personal Injury Attorney Nadine Diaz was selected to the list of the Top 10 Personal Injury Attorneys in Florida for 2023. A Board Certified Civil Trial Law Specialist with over 30 years of experience, Nadine Diaz is a bold victim advocate. She has helped thousands of individuals and their families recover from serious, life-altering accidents.
Congratulations Nadine!
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About Darrigo & Diaz
Since 1999, our team of award-wining trial lawyers has fought tirelessly on behalf of Tampa accident victims. Darrigo & Diaz have earned a reputation throughout the state of Florida for consistently attaining impressive financial recoveries for our clients. Learn more here.