Connie Ditto is a seasoned litigation attorney and mediator with a robust practice focused on dispute resolution and guiding clients through pre-suit and litigation matters. With a reputation for empathy paired with strong advocacy, Connie combines her extensive experience on both sides of the docket to serve as a zealous advocate and a skilled mediator.

A passionate mentor and educator, Connie frequently presents on a wide range of legal topics, including dispute resolution, healthcare, and business and employment law. She is deeply committed to supporting her community and is an active participant in many legal and community organizations, including serving on the Board of Trustees for Manos de Cristo, as the president-elect of MAMAS-Austin, and is a Texas Bar Foundation Fellow. Additionally, she is a member of the Barbara Jordan Inn of Court, a sustaining fellow of the Travis County Women Lawyers Foundation, serves as the chair of the Austin Bar’s Fee Dispute Committee, the secretary of the Austin Bar’s ADR Section, and is a member of the Austin Bar’s Mentorship Committee.

Originally from the Midwest, Connie graduated with distinction from Purdue University and went on to complete the prestigious Critical Care and Trauma Nursing Internship at Parkland Hospital in Dallas, working as a Registered Nurse in the emergency and trauma departments, as well as the medicine and burn intensive care units. She began studying law at Loyola University Chicago, and completed her final year at the University of Tennessee, earning top honors in employment law and graduating with a health law certificate.

Connie began her legal career dually licensed in Tennessee and Georgia and moved to Texas in 2011, where she practiced litigation in the Dallas & Fort Worth metroplex, moving to Austin in 2016. Her areas of experience range from commercial litigation to personal injury, premises liability and trucking to construction defect litigation. Her current litigation and consulting practice focuses on health law privacy, commercial business disputes, and employment law. She mediates all civil matters except family law.