A graduate of Randolph High School, Victor then attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University where he earned a BA degree in Political Science and a minor in professional writing. Mr. Amada furthered his education at the University of Baltimore School of Law. He clerked for Cohen Snyder in Baltimore City, worked as a student criminal prosecutor for the City of Baltimore and was the owner-operator of Ultra­Fit Instruction at the Baltimore Downtown Athletic Club. He was Mr. January in Men of Baltimore, a charity publication and event-based fundraiser for Multiple Sclerosis.

Mr. Amada graduated in 1988 and received his Juris Doctorate of Law. Thus began his legal career.

Mr. Amada started as an associate at Nusbaum Stein in Roxbury, NJ, followed by two years with Maskaleris & Associates in Morristown. In the spring of 1992, Mr. Amada opened his own practice in Randolph, NJ. Several years later he moved his practice to Randolph, NJ where he practices today.

The Top Attorneys of North America has recognized and certified Mr. Amada as Distinguished by the Who’s Who Directories.

Mr. Amada has successfully represented plaintiffs in personal injury civil litigation for over 30 years. He has obtained millions of dollars for his clients via arbitrations, settlements and mediations. He’s had many court room battles, some more dramatic than others, in several different jurisdictions. He likens it to his many years of battling his wrestling opponents on the mat.

He has successfully defended clients in quasi-criminal and criminal matters, who have been wrongly accused and intimidated.

His Creed: “The client is served first . . .

Mr. Amada has 3 children. Michael Alan, a West Virginia University graduate, is now a MMA fighter. Nicole Marie is a summacumlaude Ramapo College graduate in psychology and current scholar-student at CUNY in the MA/PhD neuroscience program. Jennifer Lee is attending Rutgers University and is a member of ZETA sorority. All work in his Law Office.

Mr. Amada has coached youth sports—wrestling, football, and soccer— and is a former licensed NJ wrestling referee in the Northeast Chapter. He has served as a volunteer legal liaison to the Mt. Olive Soccer Club for many years.

He is an active member the United Presbyterian Church of Flanders, where he has assisted as an auditor, soup kitchen cook, and with the Appalachian Service Project as a volunteer-leader for missions to West Virginia and Tennessee.

He is also an active member of the Mt. Olive Area Chamber of Commerce. He can be found on Facebook and LinkedIn.