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1815 R lawyers are available in Cincinnati, Ohio. These lawyers are rated between 4.4/5 to 4.8/5 and 61% provide free consultation with fees ranging from $44 to $77 per hour.
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Monica thrives on the law: practicing it, reading it, and researching it. Her practice focuses on bankruptcy and family/juvenile law, and she has a strong interest in appellate law, criminal law, and education law. While she loves having her nose buried in law books, her background in education allows her to make the law accessible and practical for all of her clients.. A graduate of the University of Cincinnati College of Law, Monica was on the executive board of the University of Cincinnati Law Review and a fellow with the Urban Morgan Institute for Human Rights. While in law school, she also took part in the Indigent Defense Clinic and the Domestic Violence Clinic.. Before coming to Godbey Law, she clerked for Judge Jeffery T. Kirby of the Warren County Domestic Relations Court and spent a semester as an intern with Judge John M. Williams of the Hamilton County Juvenile Court. Prior to passing the bar, Monica clerked at Godbey Law in family law and bankruptcy.. As a human rights fellow, Monica spent time in Uganda as part of a team studying acid violence and drafting proposed legislation to improve the way the Ugandan justice system aids survivors of that horrific crime. Her experiences there fueled her passion to make justice accessible for everyone.. Born in Davenport, Iowa, Monica was raised in York, Pennsylvania in a large family. She was a high school social studies teacher and debate coach in the Gettysburg, PA area while raising her two daughters. When her younger daughter went to college, Monica moved to Cincinnati and instantly fell in love with the Queen City and its people.. Monica is a trivia whiz and a news junkie, and she enjoys reading history books and watching documentaries. She and her husband Anthony spend their date nights going to the movies, comedy clubs, or cheering on the Reds. She is very proud of her two grown daughters, who work in broadcasting and politics.. EducationJ.D., University of Cincinnati College of LawB.S. Ed. Millersville University
Mike has represented insurers and their insureds for over 20 years now as panel counsel for both large (Thompson Hine) and mid-size firms so he has a mix of big firm litigation experience (motions practice and large firm discovery experience) as well as smaller-size firm trial experience (handling cases from inception through trial verdict). He has authored coverage opinions on hundreds of coverage topics throughout the United States and litigates his cases to conclusion. He has been counsel in top dollar complex litigation cases and has won decisions for his clients in matters involving "pill mill" opioid lawsuits filed by state attorneys general; NFL chronic traumatic encephalopathy lawsuits filed by former players; Louisiana and Texas oil refinery explosion and construction defect cases; Recovery suits for thefts due to Bernie Madoff and cryptocurrency crimes; to name a few. While in law school, he was an extern to the Honorable Chief Justice Thomas J. Moyer and received the highest grade possible from the Chief Justice. He published two law review articles while a student at the University of Cincinnati where, as editor-in-chief, his Board published the largest most critically acclaimed law review edition in the 180+ year history of the University and he has authored articles on topics including Construction Defect Law, Risk Transfer, Insurance Coverage Law, and Employment Law for various legal publications in addition to speaking at many Insurance Coverage seminars on a variety of topics related to insurance coverage law. In 1994, he won the prestigious James B. Helmer, Jr. award for the most significant contribution to the University of Cincinnati Law Review. He also takes pride in the fact that over the past 20+ years, he has won over 90% of his motions for summary judgment and has never had a jury verdict higher than the last plaintiff demand prior to trial. He has successfully litigated numerous wrongful death and multi-million dollar lawsuits saving his clients millions of dollars with successful verdicts and settlements.. Mike holds the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter ("CPCU") designation and has been awarded the highest possible ratings by Martindale-Hubbell (AV Preeminent) and AVVO (10) and has been recognized by organizations such as Outstanding Young Men of America, Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (top 5%), Who’s Who in American Law, and Who’s Who in America for contributions to his community and academia (as a corporate attorney, Mike is not eligible for “Super Lawyer” recognition). In November of 2017, he was awarded the prestigious "Outstanding Advocy Award" by the Ohio Association of Civil Trial Attorneys (“OACTA”) and is the only person in OACTA's 51-year history to receive 3 of OACTA's top awards. He has served as an advisor, mentor and/or judge for the University of Cincinnati Moot Court Competition, the Collegiate National Mock Trial tournament held at Xavier University, the Thomas More College Mock Trial Society and the Ohio High School Mock Trial Competition Committee. He has been a frequent lecturer on ethics in the legal profession to Thomas More College’s pre-law fraternity.. For fun, Mike was a coach for 27 years, coaching both high school and other soccer and tennis teams to seven League Titles (including winning the Cincinnati GCL three straight years as a high school soccer coach) and three State Championship appearances. He was a fitness instructor for Friars Club and the Western-Southern Corporate Fitness Program for ten years. Mike is married to his wife of 28 years, Barb, and has three children.
Michael Kahan is a founder and co-managing partner of Jones Kahan Law. He was born-and-raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, and earned his undergraduate degree from The Ohio State University. He attended Northern Kentucky University’s Chase College of Law, where he first met co-founder, David Jones.. Mr. Kahan’s practice is heavily focused on civil litigation, and primarily comprised of personal injury cases. He has dedicated his career to assisting victims of injuries, taking a hands-on and personal approach to every case.. Mr. Kahan handles all types of personal injury cases, including, but not limited to auto accidents, motorcycle accidents, trucking accidents, serious spinal cord injuries, dog bites, premise liability, and wrongful death cases. He has successfully resolved thousands of cases, grossing millions of dollars in personal injury settlements and judgments yearly.. A Cincinnati native, it is important to Mr. Kahan to give back to the community that raised him. When he’s not working, Mr. Kahan enjoys participating in local charities and spending time with his family.
Melissa Thompson Millard is an associate attorney with Barbara J. Howard Co., L.P.A., located in Cincinnati, Ohio. Melissa focuses her practice primarily on family and matrimonial law.. Licensed to practice in Ohio and Kentucky, Melissa represents clients throughout both states who are dealing with legal matters related to divorce, child custody and support, property division, alimony and other related issues. A highly rated attorney, Melissa works closely with all clients she serves, treating them with compassion and respect while advocating on behalf of their rights and best interests. Melissa was selected as a Super Lawyers Rising Star in 2017, 2018 and 2019.. In 2011, Melissa graduated with highest distinction from Indiana University Bloomington, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies and a Bachelor of Arts in French. She then attended the University of Cincinnati College of Law, obtaining her Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, in 2014 and graduated as a member of the Order of the Coif, a designation given to law students graduating in the top 10% of their class. In 2014, she was admitted to the practice of law in Ohio, and in 2015, she was admitted to the practice of law in Kentucky.. While pursuing her legal degree, Melissa was active with the University of Cincinnati Law Review, where she served as notes and comments editor, and she was a fellow with the college's Glenn M. Weaver Institute of Law and Psychiatry. She also published an article with the University of Cincinnati Law Review that discussed judicial remedies under the Hague Convention.
Matt received his Juris Doctorate from Chase School of Law, his Master of Fine Arts degree in painting from the University of Cincinnati, and his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in painting from Youngstown State University. Matt first moved to Cincinnati in 2001 to study painting at the University of Cincinnati after marrying his wife Jamie. Jamie began teaching high school English in the Three Rivers School District, and Matt began teaching painting and drawing at Northern Kentucky University while exhibiting his art regionally and nationally.. Matt soon developed an interest in local government and began getting involved in campaigns and other community service. Matt decided to stop teaching and attend law school. Upon his admission at Chase Law, Matt focused his studies on constitutional jurisprudence and employment discrimination. He graduated Cum Laude, and he received honors for his trial advocacy skills and legal writing. In addition, Matt published two law review articles, and he spoke at Whittier Law School regarding employment matters in 2014.. Matt is now focusing his practice on employment matters, government accountability, business law, and civil litigation. In his private life, Matt continues to paint, as well play guitar and piano at his church in Walnut Hills.
Matt is a civil litigation attorney, focusing his practice on the defense of insurance claims and related lawsuits, representing individuals and insurance companies throughout Ohio and Kentucky. Matt’s evolving law practice extends to commercial litigation, representing individuals and companies involved in business disputes, and litigating complex personal injury, including vehicle and trucking accidents, and wrongful death claims.. Prior to joining White, Getgey & Meyer, Matt was an Associate Attorney at a large personal injury litigation firm, handling all aspects of claims ranging from neighborhood dog bites to catastrophic semi-truck wrecks. Matt’s style of practice can be summed up as tenacious and detail focused. In each case, Matt’s goal is to deliver the same level of representation and communication he hopes his wife or daughter would receive should they be in the shoes of his client. Matt understands the role of an attorney boils down to solving problems. “When you come into my office, I expect and encourage you to shift all burdens onto my shoulders. I can’t promise it will be easy, but at the end of your representation, if I do my job, you will leave those burdens at my door.”. When Matt is not fighting for his clients, he can usually be found spending time with his wife, Rachel, and their daughter, Scarlett. He is also an avid golfer and fan of the Buffalo Bills and Sabres.
Mary M. (Mardee) Sherman is a partner at Robbins, Kelly, Patterson & Tucker. Her practice is dedicated almost exclusively to family law and domestic relations matters. Before becoming an attorney, Mardee was a theatrical costumer who designed and coordinated numerous theatrical and operatic productions across the country. She now applies her analytical and organizational skills to representing clients in issues involving divorce, dissolution, collaborative law, child support modification, parenting time and parental responsibilities, and paternity issues.. Mardee also handles private adoptions and welcomes clients from all aspects of life, including single parents and gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender couples.. Mardee represents clients in Hamilton, Butler, Warren, Clermont and Brown counties in Ohio and in Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties in Kentucky. She practices from the firm's downtown Cincinnati office, but is also available in the firm's Mason office by appointment.. Mardee Sherman knows the importance of family relationships and works with her clients to preserve and protect those relationships while vigorously protecting her clients' rights and interests. In addition to working to ensure fair settlements in divorce cases, Mardee assists her clients in moving forward with the next phase of their life, and educating each client about the impact the law will have on their specific issues. She believes that frequent communication is integral to establishing a strong, successful attorney/client relationship. Mardee is a member of the Cincinnati Academy of Collaborative Professionals, which offers a no-court alternative to the traditional method of litigating divorce
Land Use and Zonig | Eminent Domain | Complex Litigation | Municipal Law. Peter Koenig is a Cincinnati lawyer with over 30 years experience in litigation and trial work. He is a result-oriented lawyer and works with his clients to get the best outcome possible.. His practice focuses on zoning, land use, eminent domain, real estate, foreclosure, workouts, bankruptcy, receivership, probate, trust and estate disputes, contracts, personal injury, commercial and other complex civil litigation matters in Ohio and Kentucky.. Peter's practice areas include:. Peter is licensed to practice in both the State of Ohio and the Commonwealth of Kentucky, as well as the following federal courts:. Peter is involved with the legal profession beyond practing law. He is actively involved with the Cincinnati Bar Association and Peter is a member in the American Bar Association, the Ohio Bar Association and Kentucky Bar Association.. A resident of Cincinnati, Peter is very involved with his community and supports many non-profits supporting the arts and culture of the city. He has a real passion for historical buildings and in particlualr, Music Hall and Memorial Hall - two beautiful venues in the historic district of Cincinnati, Over-the-Rhine.
Kelly Mulloy Myers is the managing partner at Freking Myers & Reul LLC where she focuses her personal practice on employment law claims and litigation. She received her master’s degree in Labor and Employment Relations from the University of Cincinnati before earning her Juris Doctor from the University of Cincinnati College of Law. This experience led her to become one of the first attorneys in the state to be certified by the Ohio State Bar Association as a specialist in Labor and Employment Law. Kelly is an award-winning attorney who has been recognized by organizations such as Best Lawyers in America.
Kathleen D. Mezher graduated from Miami University as a scholar-athletecum laude in 1981 and from University of Dayton School of Law in founded the firm in 1987 and is licensed to practice in bothOhio and Kentucky. Kathleen represents clients in cases for wrongfuldeath, personal injury, bankruptcy and estate administration.
Jonathan practices primarily in the areas of real estate and business law, with a focus in real estate and commercial litigation. He advises clients in connection with real estate purchases, sales, financing, and operation, as well as property tax appeals, receiverships, foreclosures, evictions, and condominium and community association matters.. Jonathan assists clients with various business transactions and helps clients resolve their civil disputes that have arisen within a commercial context, involving a contractual or organizational dispute.. As busy as Jonathan is growing his own practice, he finds time to be involved with a number of local non-profits, both as a volunteer and in a leadership role. In 2011, Jonathan participated in the National Multiple Sclerosis Society's 2011 Cincinnati Leadership Class. This prestigious Cincinnati Leadership Award is presented nationwide to a select group of individuals who have made significant contributions to their profession and community.. He also participated in the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber's C-Change Leadership Program.. Advertisement Only
Jessica’s practice focuses on the defense of medical malpractice and wrongful death claims in Kentucky and Ohio. She has extensive experience defending hospitals, long term care facilities, physicians, nurses and other health care providers.. Jessica is an Eastern Kentucky native and loves UK basketball.
Jack Tucker is a partner at Robbins, Kelly, Patterson & Tucker. He has more than 35 years of experience of providing his clients with thorough but practical counsel. As head of the firm’s real estate department and president of Safe Title Agency, the firm’s subsidiary title insurance agency, Jack oversees all types of real estate transactions and related matters. He serves as general counsel to a wide range of privately held companies and several financial institutions. His practice areas include real estate, business formation, acquisitions, and consulting, secured financing, and trusts and estate planning.. Licensed to practice in Ohio and Kentucky, Jack holds a Martindale-Hubbell AV rating.. Jack has served as a board member and has actively supported the Boys & Girls Club of Clermont County for over 20 years.. Honors. Community Involvement. Ancillary Businesses
I represent professionals, including insurance agents/brokers, lawyers and financial advisors, in professional malpractice litigation. For more than a decade, I have also advised and defended judges and lawyers in cases before the Supreme Court of Ohio’s Board of Professional Conduct. I regularly advocate for law students and out-of-state attorneys seeking admission to the state bar in proceedings before the Board of Commissioners on Character and Fitness, and I have experience guiding individuals through proceedings before the Board on the Unauthorized Practice of Law.. My representation of judges and public officials across Ohio extends to the defense of federal civil rights litigation as well as employment law claims in trial and appellate courts.. I also represent a variety of employers, both public and private, in employment litigation.
I have lived and worked in the Cincinnati area my entire life. Raised in Montgomery, I graduated from Sycamore High School in 1992. I then went to the University of Florida and graduated with a degree in Advertising in 1996.. Despite loving the weather, I missed Cincinnati and returned to get married and start a family. My wife and I have two children who both attend Lakota Schools.. I graduated from the University of Cincinnati School of Law and have practiced Criminal Law and Domestic Relations since 2004. I recently moved my office to Pendeleton Square in order to help with the revitalization of Over-The-Rhine.
I am a native of Louisville, Kentucky and never miss the running of the Kentucky Derby. At one time my dream in life was to travel the world on archaeological digs, and so I obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology at Indiana University. But, instead of travelling the world, I met and fell in love with my husband, Brad, who was born and raised in Ft. Thomas, Kentucky. We now live in Northern Kentucky with our son, Ethan, and golden retriever, Max.. I previously worked at P&G in customer service before deciding to attend Chase College of Law at NKU. I became a lawyer to help and serve others. I especially love to practice in the areas of Probate and Estate Planning. I am a music-lover and an active member of my church choir, and I volunteer with the Episcopal Church Women.
I am married and have three sons and four daughters. I graduated from Western Kentucky University in 2006 with a major in Sociology and double minor in Psychology and Criminology. I obtained my law degree from Chase College of Law in 2011.. In 2001, I joined the Kentucky National Guard. I spent the next seven years as a military police officer. During this period I deployed into Baghdad, Iraq where I performed route security missions. In 2008, I commissioned into the officer ranks. As an officer I have served as a Platoon Leader, Executive Officer, Company Commander, and Informtion Systems Officer. For the last six years I have worked as a Judge Advocate and have assignments as trial counsel, Deputy Brigade JA, Brigade JA, Cyber Law Chief, and State Deputy JA. I will be retiring from the military in 2021.. From early in my life I have understood the importance of family and the need to keep those relationships strong. My parents raised four daughters and 37 foster children. I have continued my parents mission by placing a focus on children in my practice. I previously served as a Guardian Ad Litem and currently focus on mediation and collaborative options. My goal is to help families sort through their legal obstacles while maintaining their family unity and hopefully reducing any negative impact upon their children.. In addition to family law, I have extensive experience in Estate Planning, Administration and Bankruptcy. I primarly practice and assist clients with estate planning needs. In 2021 I received a certification from the National Institute of Certified Estate Planners as a Certified Estate Planner. I am currently working on my Master Certified Estate Planning Designation. I have additionally enrolled in a masters level program with the American College to recieve the Accredited Estate Planner designation.. Shur Law assists clients in all aspects of estate planning ranging from basic wills, powers of attorneys, and transfer documents to complex medicaid planning, charitable giving planning, and business planning.
I am licensed to practice law in the State of Ohio and the State of Kentucky. I opened Neyra, Mize & Associates in 2009. I focus my practice primarly in the field of Domestic Relations. I enjoy helping my clients obtain the best results in their cases and provide them with the ability to move forward with thier next chapter with dignity. I mainly practice in the Ohio counties of Hamilton, Warren, and Clermont.
I am licensed in Ohio and Kentucky. I am a member of the American Association of Justice, Kentucky Justice Association, Ohio Association for Justice, Northern Kentucky Bar Association (chair of Tort section), Ohio Bar Association, American Bar Association, American Inns of Court (Stewart Potter), Cincinnati Bar Association, Southwest Ohio Trial Lawyers Association (trustee).
I am currently a partner with the Law Offices of Crehan & Thumann, LLC. My legal practice focuses on Criminal Defense, DUI/OVI Defense, Personal Injury and general litigation.. I have successfully handled cases in most Southern Ohio County Mayors, Municipal, and Common Pleas Courts; as well as the Commonwealth of Kentucky's District , Circuit and Federal Courts.. I have held the position of Special Prosecutor in the City of Mason, Ohio and City of Hamilton, Ohio Municipal Courts.. In addition to my formal education, I have received specialized training regarding DWI Detection and Standardized Field Sobriety Testing, and qualified by the NHTSA & IACP.. I have also been qualified by the Supreme Court of Ohio to represent indigent defendants accused of Capital Murder/Death Penalty.. I am license to practice law in the State of Ohio and the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
I am currently a managing partner with Santen & Hughes and I specialize my practice in business law and commercial litigation. I work closely with owners of privately held businesses concerning contracts, sales transactions, buying/selling businesses, debtor/creditor rights, and estate planning. I have extensive experience in handling a wide variety of civil litigation, in all state and federal courts, including contract disputes, construction, real estate, probate, employment, shareholder/partner disputes and collections. My practice involves significant representation of debtors and creditors in Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization cases.. I am involved in numerous non-profit community organizations, including being Chair of the Board of Directors for the Corporation for Findlay Market, which operates Ohio's oldest public market. In 2003, I was awarded the John W. Warrington Community Service Award by the Cincinnati Bar Association for extraordinary volunteer community service.
I am an OSBA Certified Specialist in Labor and Employment Law representing employers exclusively in the private and public sector. I have been chosen as one of the top 50 women lawyers in Ohio and one of the top 25 in Cincinnati by Super Lawyers since 2011.
I am an attorney who represents people who have been falsely accused or have made a tragic mistake and find themselves accused of a crime or a traffic violation in either Ohio or Kentucky.. No matter what, it ends up being them against the GOVERNMENT and I bring the legal expertise to help navigate the person through our justice system.. Not always, but frequently criminal charges stem from a traffic stop. As a result, I have concentrated in the area of traffic legal defense and I assist clients who are stopped anywhere in Ohio or Kentucky.. My traffic practice concentrates on working with CDL/truck drivers; out-of-state drivers; and immigrant drivers who have the unfortunate luck of getting stopped by an Ohio or Kentucky police officer for any traffic violation.. Unfortunately, approximately 95% of people who are cited make the mistake of just paying the ticket. That could be a costly error. If your employment centers on driving, you could actually lose your job or you could see your insurance rates go up significantly.. Frankly, when it comes to non-criminal traffic tickets, a non-moving violation (e.g. broken taillight) or a zero point speed is the best option. With an agreed plea, you don't have to worry about driving back for a trial and you get the clean driving record you seek. A trial exposes you to a lot of extra costs (time, gas, taking off work etc....) that most people don't want to be bothered with.. You also need to keep in mind there are some jurisdictions that just won't negotiate traffic tickets. I have experience with working all over Ohio and Kentucky and I know which jurisdictions will negotiate and which ones won't.. My traffic experience includes:. My criminal defense expereince includes:. Special Training Received:
I am an ambitious attorney and the owner of Bacovin Law Offices. My practice focuses on criminal defense, DUI, personal injury, and auto accidents. I am currently licensed in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana (both state and federal court).
I am a lifelong resident of Kenton County, Kentucky. My wife Meredith and I live in Crestview Hills with our two children.. I graduatd from the University of Kentucky in 2000. While at UK, I was a pitcher on the Wildcats baseball team. I was named to the Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll each semester at UK and earned my B.A. degree, Summa Cum Laude, in Political Science. I then earned my Juris Doctor degree, Cum Laude, from the Pepperdine University School of Law in Malibu, California.. After graduating from law school, I began my career practicing personal injury law with my family's firm in Covington. I joined Rittgers & Rittgers in July 2021, where I focus my law practice on trucking litigation and other cases involving serious, catastrophic, life-altering injuries.. I served as a felony prosecutor for about three years in the Kenton Commonwealth's Attorney's Office. In that role, I successfully prosecuted many different kinds of criminals, including burglars, fugitives from justice, thieves, child abusers, animal abusers, and murderers.. I enjoy being active in my community and have a strong commitment to public service. I have spent a total of eighteen years as a volunteer with the American Youth Foundation (“AYF”), serving as a counselor and staff member at the organization’s annual National Leadership Conference in Shelby, Michigan. The mission of the AYF is to encourage and educate young people to find and develop their personal best, live a balanced life, and make a positive impact in their communities and the wider world. I also helped launch the A.J. Cohen Memorial Fund, an Ohio charity dedicated to educating high school and college students about fire safety and prevention.