Diana Sada

A seasoned litigator, Diana Sada is a shareholder at Burg Simpson Eldredge Hersh & Jardine, P.C. She embarked on her legal profession in Central Florida, dedicating her efforts solely to advocating for homeowners and condominium associations involved in construction defect litigation. She serves clients in the Englewood, Colorado, area.

Prior to her association with Burg Simpson Eldredge Hersh & Jardine, P.C., Ms. Sada gained extensive experience as a trial lawyer, handling cases in both civil and criminal domains. She conducted several jury trials and relentlessly defended clients and victims, demonstrating her unwavering commitment inside and outside the courtroom. Leading the Florida Construction Defect Group at the firm, she utilizes her exceptional skills to assist her clients in confronting the challenges they encounter with various contractors, builders and developers.

As a core associate of the trial team at the firm, Ms. Sada contributed to the winning of a remarkable verdict of $19.48 million in Colorado. Upon moving to Florida, she continues to handle the firm's cases in the state while also taking on the role of an educator. She imparts her skills by teaching a range of courses to licensed community managers throughout the state. Her commitment to both providing legal counsel and knowledge sharing exemplifies her dedication to the field.

Having studied in Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, Ms. Sada received her B.A. in international relations with honors. Later, she completed her doctorate in jurisprudence from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law in 2013. She is well-versed in Arabic.

In her previous position, Ms. Sada handled criminal cases in the 18th Judicial District, encompassing counties of Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert and Lincoln. She dealt with a substantial felony docket in the Domestic Violence Unit. She worked tirelessly at the DA's office to advocate for victims and seek justice. Also, much of her time was spent in courtrooms conducting hearings, motions and other proceedings.

Her experience and skills in the courtroom led Ms. Sada to act as an adjunct professor at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, where she taught trial practice and evidence courses. While working at the university, she also served as the assistant director of the Center for Advocacy, preparing law students for the practice of law. In her decade-long career, she has built strong connections in the legal community. She holds a membership in the Colorado Bar Association and the Denver Bar Association.