David A. DOMINA

Background

Domina, David A. was born on November 27, 1950 in Coleridge, Nebraska, United States.

Education

University of Nebraska (Juris Doctor, with distinction, 1972). Order of the Coif. Member, The Order of Barristers. Associate Editor, Nebraska Law ir Review, 1972.

Trustee, Nebraska Board of Educational Lands and Funds, 1983-1986.

Member, State Economic Development Council, since 1986. Direc-. tor, University of Nebraska College of Law Alumni Association, 1982- ¡k 1984.

Special Assistant Attorney General, Commonwealth Savings Insol: vency, 1983-1984. Special Litigation Counsel, Counties of: Madison, 1977.

Ii Stanton, 1984; Cuming, 1980.

Thurston, 1984.

Career

State v. Lewchuck 4 Neb Appendix (1995) (defining admissibility of evidence of prior aggression by crime victim); Becker versus United States of America, F.2d (8th Circuit 1992) (affirming $1.3 million jury verdict in complex gift tax case.); Jaksha versus State, 241 Nebraska 106 (1992) (declaring North-East property tax law unconstitutional); State versus Douglas, 217 Nebraska 199, 349 North.W.2d 870 (1984) (impeachment of Attorney General); Crowley versus McCoy, 234 Nebraska 88, 449 North.W.2d 221 (1989) (1st impression holding re validity of nonrecourse real estate sales contracts); Peterson versus North Am Plant Breeders, 218 Nebraska 258, 354 North.W.2d 625, (1st impression holding that privity is not required in implied warranty cases); Nixon versus Ag Society, 217 Nebraska 37, 348 North.W.2d 119 (declaring bidletting void for completed public improvements due to public meetings law violations); Nixon versus Harkins, 220 Nebraska 286, 369 North.W.2d 62 5 (defining pretrial procedure rules); Public Works Administration Farms versus North Platte State Bank, 2 20 Nebraska 516, 371 North.W.2d 102 (1st impression holding concerning right to proceeds of adversely claimed negotiable paper).Worked at Domina Law, Professional Corporation (Omaha, North-East) specializing in Trial Practice and Personal Injury. Admitted to the bar, 1973, Nebraska, New York and Missouri. Order of the Coif. Member, The Order of Barristers.

Associate Editor, Nebraska Law Review, 1972.

Trustee, Nebraska Board of Educational Lands and Funds, 1983-1986. Member, State Economic Development Council, 1986—.

Director, University of Nebraska College of Law Alumni Association, 1982-1984. Special Assistant Attorney General, Commonwealth Savings Insolvency, 1983-1984.

Special Litigation Counsel, Counties of: Madison, 1977.

Stanton, 1984. Cuming, 1980. Thurston, 1984. Member: Nebraska State and American Bar Associations.

The Missouri Bar; The Association of Trial Lawyers of America.

American Board of Trial Advocates. Domina Law, Professional Corporation is a law firm specializing in trial practice, with support services and expertise in select areas of the law. The Firm has practiced in more than 20 states in the United States.

Its lawyers enjoy practice privileges in Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, South Dakota, and in many other courts.

The Firm"s academic credentials include degrees with distinction or cum laude, Order of the Coif membership, National Moot Court and Oral Advocacy Awards, academic recognition for select scholarship, and publications in professional journals.

Achievements

• David A. Domina has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member, The Order of Barristers. Associate Editor, Nebraska Law Review, 1972. Trustee, Nebraska Board of Educational Lands and Funds, 1983-1986.

Member, State Economic Development Council, 1986—.

Director, University of Nebraska College of Law Alumni Association, 1982-1984. Special Assistant Attorney General, Commonwealth Savings Insolvency, 1983-1984.

Special Litigation Counsel, Counties of: Madison, 1977. Stanton, 1984; Cuming, 1980.

Thurston, 1984. Member: Nebraska State and American Bar Associations.

The Missouri Bar. The Association of Trial Lawyers of America. American Board of Trial Advocates.