Domenick moved to South Florida in 2004 to attend the University of Miami where he majored in Psychology and minored in Anthropology. While attending the University of Miami, Domenick was a member of the Club Rugby Team, he acted as a Miami Children's Hospital Play Room Volunteer and was also a Research Assistant in the Child Psychology Department, working specifically with Autistic children. He graduated with his Bachelors of Arts from the University of Miami in 2007.

Domenick spent one year after graduating college working for a financial services company, Northwestern Mutual. It was during his time studying and training to be a financial planner that he realized his true calling: to become a lawyer. Domenick started studying at St. Thomas University School of Law in 2009 after spending the summer as a Judicial Intern with the Honorable Ada B. Pozo. During his second year of law school, Domenick joined the Mock Trial Team and went on to compete in two mock trial competitions including the ABA Labor Law Mock Trial Competition and the American Association for Justice Mock Trial Competition, both in Miami, Florida, as well as receiving the Trial Team's Most Improved Award in 2010. Domenick was elected President of the St. Thomas Trial Team at the end of his second year and elected Chairman of the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity Mock Trial Committee.

Domenick began interning with Lawyers to the Rescue's Chairman of the Board Spencer Aronfeld during the summer before his third year of law school, and at the end of his internship became a full time Law Clerk with Mr. Aronfeld and Aronfeld Trial Lawyers. During this same summer, he was a Judicial Intern with the Honorable Jennifer Bailey and became actively involved with Lawyers to the Rescue, both Pro Bono Legal Aid opportunities.

Mr. Lazzara is an outstanding addition to several of Lawyers to the Rescue projects including working with individuals at the legal clinic for the homeless and recruiting law students to volunteer with Lawyers to the Rescue.