Matt Dion Named Member of Lawyers of Distinction for 2020

Sep 3, 2020

The Lawyers of Distinction is pleased to announce that Matt Dion of Reno, has been certified as a member. The Lawyers of Distinction is recognized as the fastest growing community of distinguished lawyers in the United States.

September 3, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —

Matt Dion, Reno Personal Injury Attorney, and the other members of Lawyers of Distinction are accepted based upon objective evaluation of an attorney’s qualifications, license, reputation, experience, and disciplinary history. Please see www.lawyersofdistinction.com for further details concerning membership qualification.

Matt Dion started his career in the Bay Area representing major insurance carriers. In 1994, he moved his practice to Las Vegas, Nevada, where he continued to represent major insurance companies. After practicing insurance defense law in Las Vegas for three years, Dion instead began to represent injured clients, helping them to recover damages against insurance companies. Matt practiced personal injury law in Las Vegas until December 2012, when he relocated his practice to Reno, Nevada and can be reached at www.mattdionlaw.com.

Currently he exclusively represents individuals injured in accidents caused by another’s negligent conduct resulting in a personal injury, such as an auto accident.

Matt Dion has served as a private Arbitrator and Mediator, and he has tried in excess of 50 jury trials, numerous court trials, and countless arbitrations and mediations. Matt has been recognized as one of the top 100 trial attorneys in Nevada.

Matt Dion is a member of the Nevada Justice Association, the Clark County Bar Association and the Washoe County Bar Association. He is currently licensed in both Nevada and California.

Lawyers of Distinction uses its own independent criteria, including both objective and subjective factors in determining if an attorney can be recognized as a Lawyer of Distinction in the United States in their respective field. This designation is based upon the proprietary analysis of the Lawyers of Distinction organization alone, and is not intended to be endorsed by any of the 50 United States Bar Associations or The District of Columbia Bar Association.

Contact Info:
Name: Matt Dion, Managing Partner
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Organization: Matt Dion & Associates LLC
Address: 275 Hill St #248, Reno, NV 89501
Phone: 1-775-737-4500
Website: https://www.mattdionlaw.com

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