PRACTICES
OVERVIEW
Ahmad M. Awadalla is an Associate in the Subrogation Department and a trial attorney who has tried cases to verdict. His practice focuses on the investigation and litigation of complex property loss and casualty matters arising from product defects, construction failures, and other negligence-based claims. He represents insurers in subrogation actions from inception through conclusion of the matter, with experience in witness preparation, deposition strategy, motion practice, and courtroom advocacy in both jury and bench trials.
Ahmad has experience in motion practice, including drafting and arguing dispositive motions, motions in limine, and discovery motions. He has also secured favorable outcomes for clients in binding arbitration proceedings through effective witness examination, evidentiary presentation, and strategic advocacy.
Ahmad leads complex factual investigations involving product failures, fire and water losses, and construction defects. His investigative work includes coordinating scene inspections, working with engineers and forensic experts, and reconstructing loss events through documentary and testimonial evidence. He is known for identifying critical facts, testing opposing theories, and developing liability narratives that drive litigation strategy and case resolution.
Ahmad draws on his courtroom and investigative experience to evaluate cases strategically and anticipate the arguments advanced by opposing parties. He develops coherent, evidence-based narratives tailored to judges, juries, and arbitrators. His practice combines careful legal analysis with practical judgment, particularly in matters involving technically complex evidence and expert testimony. He handles cases in state courts and in arbitration forums, guiding matters from initial investigation through trial and resolution.
Credentials
Bar and Court Admissions
Pennsylvania
Education
American University, Washington College of Law, J.D.
University of The District of Columbia, BA