Ashley DiLiberto

Messa & Associates, P.C.

Ashley DiLiberto Personal Injury Lawyer

Messa & Associates, P.C.

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Ashley DiLiberto focuses her law practice on representing victims of catastrophic personal injuries, including injuries caused by dangerous pharmaceutical drugs, defective medical devices, unsafe consumer products, toxic torts, trucking and motor vehicle collisions, medical malpractice, dog bites, and premises liability.

Ms. DiLiberto also spearheads and operates the Messa & Associates’ Mass Tort Litigation Team, which is heavily involved in the several of the largest Multi District Litigations (MDLs) in the Nation.

Ashley DiLiberto’s education and background have positioned her to have a unique understanding of many complex medical, scientific, and legal issues that arise in her practice of personal injury law. Ms. DiLiberto earned her J.D. cum laude from Delaware Law School at Widener University in 2016. During her time in law school, Ms. DiLiberto served as Copy Editor of the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law, President of the Food and Drug Law Association, and was a member of the American Bar Association Law Student Division. As a law student, Ms. DiLiberto published an essay for the Delaware Journal Corporate Law proposing amending Federal bankruptcy laws in response to the Puerto Rican debt crisis. In addition to her memberships and publications, Ms. DiLiberto was the recipient of multiple scholarships and winner of the Widener University Alternative Dispute Resolution Competition in 2014.

Before joining the team at Messa & Associates, Ashley DiLiberto worked as a Summer Associate with a Delaware corporate law firm and as a law clerk for the Delaware Office of the Public Defender. From 2010-2013, Ms. DiLiberto spent her summers working for the Delaware State Senate as a legislative attaché, assisting Delaware Senators with legislative duties on and off the Senate Floor.

Ms. DiLiberto earned her undergraduate degree in Public Health from the University of South Carolina in 2012.