Her Story
About Nadine
Nadine Alsaadi, Esq. is a Senior Associate at Roxborough, Pomerance, Nye & Adreani, LLP (RPNA Law) in Woodland Hills, California, where she focuses on business litigation. She began practicing law in 2021 after graduating from Southwestern Law School with a Doctor of Law (JD), following her undergraduate studies at UC Irvine, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Government and completed a minor in Medical Anthropology. Her legal experience includes business litigation, technology law, contract negotiation, technology transactions, privacy policies, and consumer law. Earlier in her career, she served as a Certified Law Clerk with the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, where she gained courtroom experience conducting examinations and cross-examinations of witnesses, and she also worked with two district court judges.
Throughout her career, Nadine has emphasized hard work, networking, composure, and continuous learning. Her early courtroom experience, including appearing before judges while still in law school, helped establish a strong foundation for her practice. She credits the mentorship and support she received from judges, colleagues, and other professionals as an important part of her development. Her accomplishments have been recognized through her selection as a Rising Star in Business Litigation in 2025 and her recognition as a Rising Star for a second consecutive year in 2026.
Nadine is also committed to professional and community engagement. She is a member of the Los Angeles Bar Association, Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles, International Association of Privacy Professionals, and “Chips” Chiefs in Intellectual Property. She serves as a Board Member of The Spirit of Mesopotamia, an organization focused on economic empowerment, and has participated in initiatives supporting individuals living with cerebral palsy. Originally from Iraq, Nadine’s journey to Los Angeles has shaped her appreciation for language, precision, resilience, and the importance of advocacy. She speaks Arabic at a native or bilingual level and English fluently, and she brings these perspectives to her legal practice and professional relationships.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Nadine
01What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to a combination of hard work, networking, composure, and the ability to remain calm in intense situations. My experience as a certified law clerk gave me the opportunity to make court appearances and appear before a judge before I graduated from law school, which was invaluable preparation for my legal career. I also had the opportunity to work with two judges and learn from them directly. Above all, I am grateful for the mentors, colleagues, and supporters who have guided me and helped me grow throughout my career.
02What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best career advice I have received is to stay calm and remain focused on what I need to accomplish. I try to keep the ultimate goal in mind and work steadily toward it, even when situations become challenging or intense.
03What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering the legal profession is to have confidence in yourself and be willing to work for what you want. Believe in your abilities, stay committed to your goals, and put in the effort necessary to achieve them.
04What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
Strategy is a major part of practicing law. In my field, effective legal strategy is essential to evaluating a matter, determining the best course of action, and working toward the desired outcome.
05What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Respect and trust are extremely important to me. I believe in trusting my case, trusting my clients, and trusting the work that I do. I also believe in doing the best I can day in and day out and remaining consistent in my efforts. When you approach your work with that level of commitment, the results will follow.
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