Attorneys Reine H. Hamdar and Zeina I. Hamadeh have joined the Southfield-based law firm Collins Einhorn Farrell.
Hamdar focuses on the defense of professionals across a spectrum of industries including legal, insurance, accounting, architectural, engineering, and real estate. She currently serves a leadership role in the American Bar Association as the Litigation and Trial Practice Committee vice chair of TIPS. Before joining Collins Einhorn, Hamdar was a legal extern for both the Michigan Court of Appeals and the city of Detroit.
She earned her law degree from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law where she served as president of the American Constitution Society and vice president of the Arab American Law Student Association.
Hamdar received two book awards, earned her certification as a general civil mediator, and placed second place Best Brief in the Patrick A. Keenan Appellate Advocacy Tournament.
Hamadeh focuses her practice on defense litigation for the firm’s general and automotive liability practice group. Her practice includes the defense of personal injury, general and automotive liability, and construction defect claims.
She has experience with all types of automotive and general liability claims through all phases of litigation. Prior to joining Collins Einhorn, Hamadeh served as in-house counsel at a national insurance carrier.
Both attorneys are bilingual, speaking English and Arabic.
Hamdar focuses on the defense of professionals across a spectrum of industries including legal, insurance, accounting, architectural, engineering, and real estate. She currently serves a leadership role in the American Bar Association as the Litigation and Trial Practice Committee vice chair of TIPS. Before joining Collins Einhorn, Hamdar was a legal extern for both the Michigan Court of Appeals and the city of Detroit.
She earned her law degree from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law where she served as president of the American Constitution Society and vice president of the Arab American Law Student Association.
Hamdar received two book awards, earned her certification as a general civil mediator, and placed second place Best Brief in the Patrick A. Keenan Appellate Advocacy Tournament.
Hamadeh focuses her practice on defense litigation for the firm’s general and automotive liability practice group. Her practice includes the defense of personal injury, general and automotive liability, and construction defect claims.
She has experience with all types of automotive and general liability claims through all phases of litigation. Prior to joining Collins Einhorn, Hamadeh served as in-house counsel at a national insurance carrier.
Both attorneys are bilingual, speaking English and Arabic.
