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Oneonta Personal Injury Law Lawyer
About Brenton Dadey
Current Employment Position(s)
- Partner
Practice Areas
- Personal Injury Law
Qualifications
Bar Admissions
- New York, 2008
- U.S. District Court Northern District of New York, 2008
Classes and Seminars
- Syracuse University College of Law, Practical Lawyering Skills
- Syracuse University College of Law, Criminal Law Society
- Guest Evaluator, MacKenzie-Hughes Appellate Advocacy Competition
- Guest Evaluator, Lionel O. Grossman Moot Court Trial Competition
- Guest Evaluator, Professor Travis H.D. Lewin Trial Advocacy Class
- Fayetteville-Manlius High School - Role of the District Attorney’s Office
- East Syracuse-Minoa High School - Career Day
- Assistant Coach, 2007-2013 Syracuse University College of Law National Trial Team (2012 National Champion; 2013 National Finalist)
Past Positions
- Onondaga County District Attorneys Office (Law & Appeals, Special Victims Bureau), 2009 - 2013
Education
- Syracuse University College of Law, Syracuse, New York, 2007
J.D.
Honors: Dean’s Scholarship - State University of New York at Albany, 2003
B.A.
Honors: magna cum laude
Honors: Presidential Scholarship
Office Information
Address
48 Dietz StSuite C Oneonta, NY 13820
Phone
Office Hours
Mon-Fri, 8:30am-5pm
Achievements
Other Sources of Feedback About Brenton Dadey
Included on the 2025 Upstate New York Super Lawyers list
Past Lists
- 2024 Upstate New York Super Lawyers list
- 2023 Upstate New York Super Lawyers list
- 2022 Upstate New York Super Lawyers list
- 2020 Upstate New York Super Lawyers list
- 2019 Upstate New York Super Lawyers list
- 2018 Upstate New York Super Lawyers list
- 2017 Upstate New York Super Lawyers list
- 2016 Upstate New York Super Lawyers list
Honors
- 10 Best for Client Satisfaction American Institute of Personal Injury attorneys, 2016
- Upstate New York Super Lawyers- 2022 - 2025
- Upstate New York Super Lawyers - Rising Stars- 2016 - 2020
- 2017 40 Under 40 Award from The National Trial Lawyers
- International Academy of Trial Lawyers Award, Excellence in Advocacy Award, 2007
- American Association of Justice Trial Advocacy Competition, National Finalist, 2007
- American Association of Justice Trial Advocacy Competition, Regional Champion, 2007
- Admitted Order of Barristers
- Assistant Coach, 2007-2013 Syracuse University College of Law National Trial Team (2012 National Champion; 2013 National Finalist)
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