July 1, 2013 (Tampa, FL) — Swope, Rodante P.A., a civil litigation law firm which handles catastrophic injury, insurance bad faith and appellate cases, is proud to announce that Managing Partner, Angela Rodante, was recently nominated for The Tampa Bay Business Journal’s 2013 Business Woman of the Year Awards. Bestowed annually, the prestigious award recognizes noteworthy business women who are making a positive impact within the Tampa Bay business community. On Friday August 23, 2013, the Tampa Bay Business Journal will host a black-tie affair honoring all of the finalists and announcing the category winners as well as the overall 2013 Business Woman of the Year.
A tireless advocate for clients who have been injured or wronged by insurance companies, Ms. Rodante became a partner at Swope, Rodante P.A. in 2003. Starting her career with the firm in 1985, Ms. Rodante has devoted nearly 25 years of her life to helping to achieve a fair and just outcome for clients.
An active community leader, Ms. Rodante sits on the The Ybor City Chamber of Commerce’s Board of Directors, she has served on the Board of Directors for The Tampa Bay Trial Lawyers Association, and is an active member of L’Unione Italiana and Centro Asturiano de Tampa Clubs, among other organizations.
Selections are based upon the nominee’s business accomplishments and quality of product or service. Additional criteria include the nominee’s contributions to the Tampa Bay business environment, and the nominee’s community activities and civic contributions.
Swope, Rodante P.A.
Swope, Rodante P.A. is the direct, continuous descendant of a solo practice Dale Swope first founded in 1979. The firm is a twelve lawyer civil trial practice firm with offices in Tampa, Florida and Atlanta, Georgia. Practice areas include catastrophic personal injuries or wrongful death, insurance coverage disputes, and both first-party and third-party insurance bad faith actions. The firm’s team of experienced and knowledgeable attorneys and staff work with an unyielding commitment to protecting the rights of the injured and underinsured.
