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Regan Zambri Long is proud to announce that Senior Partner and Vice President Salvatore J. Zambri has once again been named to the “Top 10” Super Lawyers list for Washington, DC, out of more than 120,000 DC-licensed lawyers, in the 2025 edition of Super Lawyers. As a consequence, he was also named to the 2025 “Top 100” Washington DC Super Lawyers list.
This latest recognition marks Zambri’s 17th consecutive year being selected as a Washington, DC “Super Lawyer.” The achievement places him among an elite group, as only 5% of attorneys nationwide are selected for Super Lawyers recognition through a rigorous peer-nomination and evaluation process. Even more impressively, it is the third time Super Lawyers has recognized him as a “Top 10” attorney in the DC metro area, an achievement earned by fewer than .01% of attorneys.
As a co-founding partner of Regan Zambri Long, Zambri has secured numerous significant settlements and verdicts for his clients, among them is a resolution that has been reported as the largest personal-injury settlement ever obtained against the District of Columbia. His other notable victories include a $20 million verdict in a wrongful death case and a $15 million settlement for a client who suffered permanent paralysis in an automobile collision.
Zambri brings exceptional credentials to his practice, featuring board certification in both Civil Trial Law and Civil Practice Advocacy by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. His professional accolades encompass recognition in the 2025 Lawdragon “500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers” guide; annual recognition as a “Best Lawyer in America” by Best Lawyers since 2011; induction in 2022 into the International Society of Barristers, which has admitted less than 800 lawyers worldwide into its organization; and inclusion in Washingtonian magazine’s “Top Lawyers Lifetime Achievement” honor roll.
To be included in Super Lawyers, an attorney must be nominated by his/her peers or identified by the Super Lawyers research department; lawyers cannot nominate themselves, nor can they pay to be recognized on the list. Nominated attorneys are subjected to a thorough evaluation and selection process.
