Dianna L. Albini is a seasoned senior trial lawyer and a retired California Administrative Law Judge. With over 33 years of experience, As an Administrative Law Judge, she presided over hearings and trials, delivering written decisions on complex legal issues. Dianna’s meticulous approach and extensive legal knowledge led to a remarkable record of decisions that were never overturned on appeal. She maintained a 99% successful settlement resolution. Before her appointment as an Administrative Law Judge, Dianna founded and led the Albini Law Group in San Francisco, where she honed her skills as a trial attorney specializing in civil litigation and plaintiff’s personal injury cases. Throughout her career, she has secured multimillion-dollar verdicts and settlements for her clients, totaling over $50 million. Dianna is known for her integrity, leadership, and exceptional advocacy both in and out of the courtroom.

Admissions: 1993, Nevada; 1994, U.S. District Court, District of Nevada; 1997, U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit. Judicial Clerkship Experience: Judicial Extern, Judge Lloyd D. George, U.S. District Court, District of Nevada, 1992. Judicial Clerk, Justice Thomas L. Steffen, Nevada Supreme Court, 1993-1994. Appointments: October 7, 2005: Appointed as an attorney arbitrator, by the Nevada Supreme Court, for the court-annexed arbitration program (mandating arbitration of certain civil actions involving less than $50,000.00 in dispute). Has been assigned to act as the court-appointed arbitrator in overseeing and adjudicating over 100 civil cases in Clark County, Nevada. Recognitions: Judge Sally Loehrer Pro Bono Service Award 2009, for outstanding services in civil litigation for a pro bono client. Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada Pro Bono Project. Mountain West SuperLawyers, 2018 Lawyers of Distinction, 2018, Real Estate Law Publications and Lectures: Member and Senior Editor, BYU Law Review, 1991-1993 Author: Note, “Gentile v. State Bar: Core Speech and a Lawyer’s Pre-trial Statements to the Press,” 1992 BYU L. Rev. 809 CLE Approved Lecturer: “Commercial Real Estate Leases from Start to Finish”, National Business Institute, December 2015, Las Vegas, Nevada. “Fundamentals of Mechanic’s Lien Law in Nevada”, Sterling Educational Services, January 2007. “Nevada Mechanic’s Liens,” presented to NACM Business Credit Services Multi-State Lien Law Seminar, Tempe, Arizona, 2001.

Mr. Chris Aldahondo practices Criminal and Family Law. Chris started his career as Prosecutor for the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office. During his time as a Prosecutor Chris tried a dozens of cases in County court and Circuit court where he took cases to verdict. Chris quickly adapted to a fast paced environment in which he had the most crucial responsibility; that was to seek justice. During this time, Chris gained significant experience as a trial attorney interacting daily with judges, jurors, defense attorneys and court staff personnel. After leaving the State Attorney’s Office, Chris practiced Criminal Defense and Family Law at a prominent law firm in Miami, FL. Chris handled dozens of Criminal and Family Law cases from dissolution of marriage to paternity establishment, child support, child custody, timesharing modification proceedings and more. During his time in private practice handling Family Law matters, Chris handled every single case with compassion and fierce representation. Chris understands the emotional challenges of Family Law disputes and is known for his relentless advocacy when handling Family Law matters. Chris has been recognized by The National Trial Lawyers as one of Florida’s Top 40 Under 40, recognizing his excellence in courtroom advocacy and client-centered legal strategy. Chris has extensive experience representing clients in Criminal and Family Court. Being a trial lawyer is one of the most gratifying passions for Chris. He enjoys litigating and is known for always having a strong presence in court. Whether it is a Family Law matter or a Criminal case, Chris is prepared to zealously defend your case through trial if necessary.

Jason Aldridge is driven by a strong desire to fight for injury victims and to represent those who need help the most. Today, he is a valued member of the personal injury team at Zinda Law Group, where he focuses his practice on motor vehicle accidents, traumatic brain injuries, dog bites, premises liability, and much more. Drawing on a wide variety of professional and personal experiences, Jason understands the importance of trust and tries to be a positive force for change in his clients’ lives. He has a profound appreciation for the rights of people from all walks of life and will fight for them to the end. Truly invested in every case he takes, he believes transparent and honest relationships with clients is the key to success in personal injury law, and he prides himself on always being available to answer a client’s questions.