Omar E. Dardon is a Fellow at Greene Broillet & Wheeler, LLP, with experience handling various personal injury matters.
Before joining GBW, Omar was a law clerk, drafting motions and legal memoranda, including mediation briefs, motions in limine, pleadings, complaints, demand letters, and memos. He helps with written discovery, including form interrogatories, special interrogatories, admissions requests, and production requests for various case types. He also participates in settlement negotiations, valuing the case and cost-benefit analysis.
Omar attended UCLA, earning his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in Spanish. He is currently attending Southwestern Law School as a Juris Doctor candidate. Omar is a member of the Dean’s Leadership Academy, the Inn of Court, and the Consumer Law Society.
He previously served as a law clerk for Southwestern’s Immigration Law Clinic, which provides free legal representation to low-income children and adults in Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, U nonimmigrant status (U Visa), and U-based Adjustment of Status cases.
In his free time, Omar is an avid sports fan, and movie buff and enjoys trying out new restaurants. He is a fluent Spanish speaker.
The Daily Journal profiled GBW attorneys Molly McKibben, Christine Spagnoli, and Omar Dardon for obtaining a $5 million jury verdict against a trucking company in Riverside County. The case involved the wrongful death of 22-year-old Hector Serrano and serious injuries to his father, Leo Serrano, following a catastrophic crash on I-215. Representing Hector’s parents, the GBW team proved that the company and driver’s lack of proper inspections led to the tire being underinflated, blowing out, and causing the fatal collision.
