IntroductionDina Abrams is a Florida attorney with decades of experience in the federal court system and private practice. Born in Long Island, New York, and raised in North Miami Beach, Florida, she developed a strong appreciation for how the law shapes lives and society. Motivated by a commitment to justice, Ms. Abrams built her career on providing thorough, informed, and compassionate representation to those navigating complex legal matters.
For over twenty years, Ms. Abrams served as a judicial law clerk for former U.S. Magistrate Judge Ted E. Bandstra in the Southern District of Florida. In this role, she gained extensive experience managing a wide variety of civil and criminal cases, deepening her understanding of courtroom procedure, case strategy, and federal court practice. In private practice, she has represented policyholders in property claims related to hurricane damage and defended personal injury protection claims for a major insurance company. This combined background on both the plaintiff and defense sides, along with her judicial experience, provides her with a unique perspective she now applies to workers’ compensation cases.
Known for her patience and strong communication skills, Ms. Abrams takes time to prepare clients for depositions, explain the legal process in clear terms, and gather all necessary documentation to build a solid case. Her client-focused approach ensures every matter is handled with care, precision, and professionalism.
Ms. Abrams’ career began with her long-standing role as a federal judicial law clerk, where she was responsible for drafting legal opinions, managing case dockets, and coordinating with attorneys and litigants. This experience gave her unparalleled insight into judicial decision-making and case preparation. Transitioning into private practice, she expanded her skills to include litigation and client advocacy in both insurance defense and property damage claims.
Her ability to view cases from multiple perspectives—judicial, defense, and plaintiff—allows her to anticipate challenges and position her clients for the best possible outcomes under the law.
