Dina Doll is an experienced attorney and legal analyst. She is the host of the legal and political podcast MissTrial on the MeidasTouch Network and co-host of the Supreme Court–focused podcast Unprecedented on the Legal AF channel. She is also the true-crime legal expert for Access Hollywood’s Trial Files and provides regular legal commentary for national and international media outlets including CNN, NewsNation, NBC, and CTV.

Skilled in the demands of live broadcasting and podcasting, Dina has offered insights into some of the most controversial and complex legal matters of our time, including trials and proceedings involving the Supreme Court, Donald Trump, George Floyd, Kyle Rittenhouse, Harvey Weinstein, immigration, voting rights, and Smartmatic, among others. Her work has also been featured in the HBO Max documentary Lively v. Baldoni and the Netflix documentary Depp v. Heard.

Dina began her legal career at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher in Los Angeles, practicing in securities, mergers and acquisitions, and private equity. She assisted in a range of initial public offerings, large corporate debt offerings, and the formation of what was then the largest fund ever raised by a private equity group.

As a co-founder of Doll Amir & Eley LLP, Dina consults on civil litigation matters, including high-stakes jury trials, and is a certified mediator. She has resolved more than 100 cases in mediation, including some of the most complex business, employment, and consumer disputes on the Superior Court’s docket.

Dina is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the USC School of Journalism and earned her J.D. from USC Gould School of Law, where she was a member of the Order of the Coif.

A prolific author, Dina was a staff writer for the Daily Trojan and an editor of the Southern California Law Review. She has published articles in the Phoenix Gazette, Bloomberg Law, MeidasPlus, and other platforms, including her own Substack.

Dina is a delegate to the California Democratic Party, a former secretary of the Arab American Caucus of the California Democratic Party, and a current City Commissioner. A voting rights activist, she led a voter protection team of lawyers for North Carolina in 2020 and 2024, served as an Activate 2022 organizer for Arizona, was a team leader for Congresswoman Barbara Lee in 2024, and organized GOTV efforts for Measure MB School District ballot measure.

She lives in California with her husband of twenty-five years and their two children and is a proud first-generation Arab American.