About David Alan
David Alan Domina is a seasoned trial attorney based in Omaha, Nebraska. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Nebraska College of Law in 1972, laying the foundation for a distinguished legal career. In 1973, Domina began his practice in Norfolk, Nebraska, where he quickly established himself as a advocate. Following this initial phase, he served in the Judge Advocate General Corps of the U.S. Army and Army Reserve from 1973 to 1979. This experience provided him with invaluable skills in military law and trial advocacy.
In 1982, Domina took a significant step by founding his own legal practice, which eventually evolved into Domina Law Group PC LLO. This firm has become known for its commitment to client advocacy and its experience across various legal disciplines. Throughout his career, Domina has handled a diverse range of cases, including agricultural law, appellate practice, business litigation, civil litigation, and criminal law. His trial experience is remarkable; he has tried over 350 cases to verdict and argued more than 250 state and federal appeals. A notable achievement includes securing a jury verdict exceeding $1.26 billion on behalf of cattlemen against a major slaughterhouse for market manipulation—an outcome that shows his expertise in complex litigation. Domina's legal acumen has garnered national recognition.
For 15 consecutive years, he has been included in "The Best Lawyers in America," earning accolades specifically in commercial litigation. This recognition highlights his skill and dedication to the legal profession. His reputation extends beyond individual cases; he has contributed to the legal community through active involvement in various professional organizations. Domina has served as a commissioner on the State Economic Development Council and has been a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America. In addition to his professional roles, he has held positions on the Board of Directors of the Nebraska Association of Trial Lawyers and has served on the Nebraska State Bar Association Ethics Committee. These roles reflect his commitment to upholding ethical standards and advancing the legal profession in Nebraska.
Domina's contributions also include significant legal actions that impact public policy. He represented opponents of the Keystone XL pipeline in contesting a legislative measure related to eminent domain, showcasing his dedication to environmental and community issues. Domina is admitted to practice law in both Nebraska and New York — This lets the attorney serve a broad clientele. His experience and commitment to justice make him a respected figure in the legal community, both locally and nationally. As he continues to advocate for his clients, Domina remains a prominent voice in the legal field, dedicated to achieving favorable outcomes in complex legal matters.
