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**Dominique Renee Scalia | Real Estate Attorney at DBS Law** Located in the heart of Seattle, Washington, Dominique Renee Scalia is a dedicated attorney at DBS Law, specializing in real estate law, bankruptcy, receiverships, and commercial litigation. Dominique earned her Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Seattle University School of Law in 2013 and has since made a significant impact in the legal field, beginning her career at Garvey Schubert Barer. With a robust practice focused on real estate, Dominique brings a wealth of experience representing receivers and creditors in both state and federal courts. Her proficiency in navigating complex legal landscapes is complemented by her commitment to her clients, ensuring they receive tailored advice and support throughout their legal journeys. Dominique’s philosophy centers around building strong client relationships, empowering them to make informed decisions, and being prepared to advocate fiercely in litigation when necessary. Prior to her legal career, Dominique honed her analytical skills as a regulatory compliance analyst for several public universities. This background equips her with a keen attention to detail and the strategic foresight essential for navigating the regulatory frameworks that impact her clients' real estate transactions. Outside of her legal practice, Dominique enjoys exploring the great outdoors through hiking, indulging her passion for music, and engaging in tabletop gaming with family and friends. Her well-rounded interests enhance her ability to connect with clients on a personal level, making her a trusted advocate in the realm of real estate law. For expert legal guidance in real estate matters in Seattle, Dominique Renee Scalia is the attorney you can rely on.
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