Savanna Basso is an associate at Walsworth who focuses her practice on toxic tort matters. Savanna approaches each matter with organization, attention to detail, and clear communication, ensuring that key facts are uncovered and effective defenses are built on a strong foundation. She is involved in all stages of pre-trial litigation, including developing case strategy, drafting and responding to discovery, handling motions, and assisting with trial preparation.
Prior to joining Walsworth, Savanna represented government entities, businesses, and individuals in a wide range of disputes, including eminent domain proceedings, complex commercial matters, and workplace claims. She also has experience in family and civil law matters as a certified law clerk and served as a mediator in small claims court.
Clients value Savanna’s honesty, dependability, and dedication to helping them navigate complex and often stressful legal disputes. She is committed to providing peace of mind by handling the details of litigation so that clients can focus on running their businesses. Her attention to detail in fact-finding and uncovering inconsistencies strengthens her clients’ defenses and supports favorable outcomes.
Savanna graduated from law school cum laude and a semester early, earning multiple academic merit scholarships and appearing on the Dean’s Honor List on numerous times. Inspired early on by her mother, a court reporter, Savanna developed an interest in the legal field from a young age. That early exposure fostered her curiosity about the courtroom and the discipline required to succeed in it. She now carries those lessons into her practice, approaching each case with respect, diligence, and a steadfast commitment to her clients.
- Secured a favorable resolution for a business client in an ADA website compliance dispute, negotiating a settlement that led to the voluntary dismissal of an out-of-state action and avoided costly litigation.