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Bill D'Elia

 

 
William J. D’Elia is a personal injury attorney with the Stein-Citron
Law Group.  Mr. D’Elia’s practice centers around the firm’s active
litigation caseload, where he is responsible for researching complex
legal issues, drafting and responding to pleadings and discovery,
attending depositions, mediations and preparing cases for trial.
 
Mr. D’Elia is a graduate of the Emory University School of Law in
Atlanta, Georgia.  While earning his Juris Doctorate degree, Mr.
D’Elia was an active member of Emory’s Mock Trial Society and competed
in several Mock Trial competitions across the United States.  As a
result of his contributions, he was honored with the Emory Mock Trial
Society “Achievement in Trial Advocacy” Award.  Mr. D’Elia also
participated in Emory’s nationally recognized Trial Techniques
program.  To further improve his advocacy abilities outside of the
courtroom, Mr. D’Elia became active in the Emory Law Alternative
Dispute Resolution (ADR) Society, which focused on advocacy skills in
the fields of negotiation, mediation, and arbitration.  Mr. D’Elia
competed in several ADR competitions throughout the South and also
served on the ADR Society’s executive board.  Upon graduation from
Emory, Mr. D’Elia was inducted into the Order of Emory Advocates, an
award granted for students who exhibited excellence and attained high
honor through the art of advocacy and persuasion.
 
During law school, Mr. D’Elia interned at Northeast New Jersey Legal
Services, where he assisted in the representation of victims of fraud
and illegal debt collection practices.  Mr. D’Elia previously served
as an intern to the Honorable Thomas P. Brown presiding in the
Allegany County Supreme Court in New York State.
 
Mr. D’Elia is a member of the American Bar Association and the Georgia
Trial Lawyers Association, and is admitted to practice in the Georgia
Supreme Court, Georgia Court of Appeals, all Georgia State and
Superior Courts, as well as the U.S. District Court for the Northern
District of Georgia.
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