Ohio Lawyers Julie M. to Justin Dortch

Explore Ohio attorneys like Julie M. Shaw, Julie Martin, Julie Perkins, Julie Rabin, Julie Schafer, Julie Sumner, Julie Terry, and Justin Dortch. in cities like Lima, Fairlawn, Akron, Cleveland and Columbus. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 45801, 43215, 43215.

Julie M. Shaw

Julie Martin

Justin D. Newm

Justin Cronise

Justin Christo

Justin Carroll

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Julie M. Shaw

Firm: Siferd and McCluskey, LPA

212 N Elizabeth Street 504 , Lima , Ohio 45801

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Julie Martin

Firm: Scott Scriven LLP

250 E Broad St Ste 900 , Columbus , Ohio 43215

Practice Areas: Education , Labor , Employment & Labor

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Justin D. Newman

Firm: D. David Altman Co. A Legal Professional Association

15 East Eighth Street 200W , Cincinnati , Ohio 45202

Practice Areas: Civil ,Environmental ,Toxic Substances

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Justin Croniser

Firm: Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP

200 Public Sq Ste 2800 , Cleveland , Ohio 44114

Practice Areas: General Practice, Business

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Justin Christopher Miller

3443 Medina Road, Suite 101-E , Medina , Ohio 44256

Practice Areas: Family, Bankruptcy, Estate Planning, Business, Adoption

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“The Justin C. Miller that I retained was impatient , used fowl language and told me off on 3 separate occasions. The Justin C. Miller I retained char...a clientJustin was well info…”

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“Justin is an experienced and knowledgeable Real Estate Attorney who literally answered his phone the very first time I called him! He listened and showed concern for my problem was…”

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Justin Carroll

Firm: JBC Legal

1003 E. Turkeyfoot Lake Road , Akron , Ohio 44312

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Estate Planning, Business, Probate

Born and raised right here in Northeast, Ohio, I represent individuals and small businesses. Whether you're being wronged by an insurance company, have lost a loved one, or simply want to plan for the future, I can help.

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“Justin is an extraordinarily sharp and talented lawyer. He has a keen eye for issues in cases and a great work ethic. I wholeheartedly endorse him and would recommend him to anyone…”

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Justin Barnhart

Firm: The Law Office of Justin P. Barnhart, LLC

1060 Graham Rd. , Cuyahoga Falls , Ohio 44224

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“e school issues for sometime now and it has just gone to far and over my head & my parent advocates”

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Justin Alaburda

Firm: Brennan, Manna & Diamond, LLC

75 E Market St , Akron , Ohio 44308

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Julius Kovacs

Firm: Julius E. Kovacs Co., LPA

7109 Ashlawn Dr , Brecksville , Ohio 44141

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Julius Amourgis

Firm: Jp Amourgis & Associates

3200 W Market St Ste 106 , Fairlawn , Ohio 44333

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Julie Zurn

Firm: Brouse McDowell

388 South Main Street, Suite 500 , Akron , Ohio 44311

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt

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“my company's interests and assets.”

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“Julie is an excellent attorney who displays high ethical standards while advocating vigorously for her clients. Her work product and writing skills are exemplary”

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Julie Wagner

Firm: Holland & Muirden

1343 Sharon-Copley Road , Sharon Center , Ohio 44274

Practice Areas: Guardianship

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“This women is not good at her job! Please do not consider her for a loved one.. isolates, takes adva”

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Julie Toth

333 S Main St Ste 200 , Akron , Ohio 44308

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“Julie was an excellent choice for my case. She’s very personable, non-judgmental, and great at com”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Julie is personable and is continually working toward bringing back to her office the best representation possible for her clients. We have worked together i…”

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Julie Terry

Firm: Chicago Title Insurance Company

1111 Superior Ave E Ste 600 , Cleveland , Ohio 44114

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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Julie Rabin

Firm: Rabin & Rabin Co., L.P.A.

55 Public Sq Ste 1750 , Cleveland , Ohio 44113

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Corporate , Real Estate , Litigation, Litigation

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“Julie Rabin is a true professional willing to lend her expertise to others”

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Julie Perkins

Firm: Signet Jewelers

375 Ghent Rd , Fairlawn , Ohio 44333

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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Justin Dortch

Firm: Kravitz, Brown & Dortch, LLC

65 E State St Ste 200 , Columbus , Ohio 43215

Practice Areas: Litigation

My practice is primarily focused on the representation of business entities and individuals who may be enduring their first exposure to the legal process. I have represented clients in matters ranging from contract disputes to complex business litigation.. In addition to my legal practice, I serves the community as a Swim Coach for a local YMCA and two local high schools.. I am also a former collegiate athlete at Bowling Green State University.. My wife, Crystal, will tell anyone who asks that my passion might burn a little too intense for work, Bowling Green State University, and the sport of swimming.. I have been married to Crystal for a little more than 5 years. We live in Columbus, Ohio, and enjoy traveling, physical fitness, and taking new adventures together.

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Jump Legal Group

Firm: Jump Legal Group

875 N High Street Industrious Sutton Building , Columbus , Ohio 43215

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy

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“Terrible. Just terrible. They wouldn't work with us and were bad communicators. I would not recommend using them.”

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“I worked with W. Clark Jump of Jump Legal Group, and although it was a legal issue outside the realm of bankruptcy, Clark provided prompt and courteous legal counsel. He listened a…”

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Julie Sumner

Firm: Frantz Ward LLP

127 Public Square , Cleveland , Ohio 44114

Practice Areas: Civil , Workers Compensation, Employment & Labor

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Julie Schafer

Firm: 9th District Court of Appeals

161 S High St Ste 504 , Akron , Ohio 44308

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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“round the defense and made them look like morons. I wouldn't hire anyone else, she is simply the bes”

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