About Sasha
Sasha Dadan earned her Juris Doctor from Florida A&M University College of Law in 2013 after completing a bachelor’s degree in public communications at Florida Atlantic University in 2010. Her academic path mixed study room study with practical legal training. It organized her for courtroom work and client-dealing with roles early in her career.
She joined the Nineteenth Circuit Public Defender’s Office in 2014. There she treated trial-level things and discovered the rhythms of felony protection work beneath strain. In 2016 she moved into a different setting, taking an attorney position at SafeSpace, a position that expanded her publicity to client counseling and working with vulnerable populations. Two years later she began practicing at Dadan Bonna Law PLLC, where she has been indexed as an attorney since 2018.
Dadan is licensed to practice in Florida and before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. That aggregate of credentials displays each state-courtroom knowledge and the capacity to seem in federal appellate things. Her professional monitor indicates a steady development from public defense to nonprofit legal service after which into private practice. She has treated proceedings, litigation preparation, and appellate filings at some point of that progression.
Outside casework she keeps expert ties to the nearby bar. She has been a member of the Martin County Bar Association since 2017 and joined the Port St. Lucie Bar Association in 2018. Those memberships maintain her related to peers and the regional legal network. She is also a Florida notary thru the National Notary Association, a credential that complements her practice services.
Colleagues describe her as pragmatic in courtroom and easy with clients. Her background in public communications informs how she explains complicated legal matters to nonlawyers. That verbal exchange talent has been useful whether or not arguing motions, making ready clients for testimony, or drafting briefs.
Over time Dadan has balanced trial work, client counseling and procedural filings. She splits expert time between litigation duties and the executive demands of running a small law practice. She currently practices at Dadan Bonna Law PLLC, providing representation for clients in things earlier than Florida courts and the Eleventh Circuit.
