Education
- Seton Hall University School of Law (J.D., 1999)
- University of Georgia (B.A., 1996)
Bar & Court Admissions
- New Jersey, 1999
- U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey, 1999
Memberships/Affiliations
- American Bar Association
- New Jersey State Bar Association
- New Jersey Women Lawyers Association
Diana L. Buongiorno
AssociatePhone (973) 530-2075
Fax (973) 530-2275
dbuongiorno@wolffsamson.com
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Diana Buongiorno is an attorney in the Environmental and the Product Liability and Toxic Tort Groups at Wolff & Samson. She devotes a substantial portion of her practice to litigating environmental, toxic tort and products liability claims before various federal and state courts.
Diana’s experience in environmental law covers both federal and state environmental statutes, including the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA), the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and the New Jersey Spill Compensation and Control Act (Spill Act). She advises clients on a multitude of issues, including groundwater contamination, soil contamination, landfill closure and remediation, operation of resource recovery facilities and natural resource damages.
In addition, Diana has extensive experience counseling both individual and corporate clients on issues related to environmental insurance coverage, environmental permitting, regulatory compliance and enforcement matters. She appears before federal, state and local regulatory agencies and the New Jersey Office of Administrative Law on such matters.
Diana’s experience in toxic tort and products liability matters is equally noteworthy. She appears in state courts in New York and New Jersey on matters involving claims for damages (including medical monitoring) related to polluted municipal water wells, and exposure to carbon monoxide, lead paint, mold, chlorine gas and other toxins. Diana also successfully represented a multitude of corporations of varying size and industry against claims of defective products, defective design, failure to warn and ancillary common law claims.