Mrs. Dayna Sabrina Friduss

Ms. Friduss graduated from Georgia State University Law School, cum laude, in December of 2002 and has been a member of the Georgia Bar since 2003. During her time in law school she interned for the Immigration and Naturalization Service (now known as Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE), the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission, and she also interned for the Honorable Robert Benham at the Supreme Court of Georgia. After law school Ms. Friduss and her husband were blessed with the addition of two beautiful boys to their family, one of whom was diagnosed with autism at twenty-three months of age. As a result of his diagnosis and a refusal to settle for the grave predictions she was given for her son’s future, Ms. Friduss immersed herself in the world of treatment for autism spectrum disorders. She began advocating on behalf of her son within the public school system, and she has worked tirelessly to ensure her son has had every opportunity to be the best that he can be.