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John Umana is a distinguished personal injury attorney based in Washington, DC, renowned for his commitment to advocating for clients' rights and delivering exceptional legal representation. With an extensive background that includes a J.D. and a Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Michigan, John brings a unique perspective to his legal practice, particularly in the realm of moral theory and legal jurisprudence. His scholarly work has garnered international recognition, highlighted by his publication in the Michigan Law Review, where he served as an editor. In addition to his legal accomplishments, John is an accomplished author, having penned "Creation: Towards a Theory of All Things" in 2005, which explores the ongoing debate between Darwinism and intelligent design. His intellectual pursuits extend beyond the courtroom, as he frequently engages in author lectures, including notable presentations at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library. A proud member of the United States Supreme Court Bar, John combines his legal expertise with a passion for community service. He is deeply rooted in his family values and enjoys spending quality time with loved ones, often showcasing his culinary skills through cooking and barbecuing for family and neighbors. His diverse interests also include music, where he enjoys singing, songwriting, and playing guitar and piano. As a dedicated Christian and a product of a military family, John Umana embodies the principles of integrity and service, making him not only a reliable advocate for personal injury clients but also a respected member of his community. His unwavering dedication to justice and client satisfaction sets him apart in the legal landscape of Washington, DC.

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