Mark Theodore Sadaka

Mark Sadaka is an accomplished trial lawyer who is regularly involved in nationally important litigation. Since the beginning of his career, Mr. Sadaka has fearlessly represented clients who were killed or seriously injured by the acts of others and corporations. He is nationally respected in complex litigation and has been profiled in numerous books, interviewed by newspapers and podcasts, and is a sought-after speaker. Mr. Sadaka only represents people who suffer life-changing injuries or financial losses.

Mark Sadaka has successfully represented individuals in catastrophic injury cases through trial. Examples of Mr. Sadaka's work include successful recoveries for a man who suffered a brutal assault by a bouncer at a popular bar, a child who suffered brain damage caused by carbon monoxide poisoning due to a gas leak, lung damage caused by legionnaires' disease, aggressive prostate cancer resulting in death caused by Avodart, and severe brain damage leaving a man quadriplegic caused by the drug Zostavax. In addition, Mr. Sadaka was the first ever to successfully prove in court that the Gardasil vaccine killed a 21-year-old woman and the first ever to link Gardasil to infertility.

It all started with his mother. Back In the 1970s, Mr. Sadaka's mother began to smoke Virginia Slim cigarettes that were marketed towards women. She decided to smoke but did not decide to become hooked on the nicotine Philip Morris put into the product to make her addicted. Mark Sadaka's mother died of cigarette-induced lung cancer at the age of 51. That loss drives him in the work he does. He is motivated to defend those who suffer or die at the hands of others.

Mr. Sadaka graduated from Pennsylvania State University, where he won the Student Service Award for working with end-stage AIDs patients in an infectious disease department at a large hospital. Unfortunately, his mother was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer at the end of his senior year. That changed everything. After learning how Big Tobacco purposefully lied to the public to sell more of their products, Mr. Sadaka’s purpose of helping resolve to help those who cannot help themselves against the odds became all-consuming.

After Penn State, Mr. Sadaka went on to earn a Master of Science in Public Health degree from Tulane University’s School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. , with a specialization He specialized in toxicology and risk assessment. While at Tulane, he served as a science advisor for Tulane’s Environmental Law Clinic.

Mr. Sadaka earned his law degree from Washington University in St. Louis, where he served as an editor of the Journal of Law and Policy. During law school, he was designated as a public service scholar with the highest distinction for his commitment to public service.

Mark Sadaka created Sadaka Law with the express purpose of doing good things with the power of law – one case at a time.

When not working, Mr. Sadaka enjoys travel, skiing, fishing, and the outdoors. He is a proud father who enjoys time with his family.