During law school, Kenneth's dedication to legal scholarship and research earned him the privilege of participating in law review. He served as both an associate and editor, actively contributing to the advancement of legal discourse and honing his analytical skills.
Complementing his academic achievements, Kenneth's professional experience includes a notable role as a traffic magistrate for the Elyria Municipal Court. In this capacity, he administered justice and adjudicated traffic-related matters, showcasing his ability to navigate legal issues with fairness and sound judgment.
Kenneth is licensed to practice law in the State of Ohio, enabling him to provide legal services to clients within the state. Furthermore, his admission to the federal district court in the Northern District of Ohio equips him with the necessary authority and jurisdiction to represent clients in federal legal matters.
Kenneth's educational background, combined with his practical experience and wide-ranging legal licensure, position him as a formidable advocate in Ohio's legal landscape. His attention to detail, insightful legal analysis, and unwavering commitment to the pursuit of justice make him an asset to clients seeking exceptional legal representation.
Kenneth graduated from Firelands High School in 1970. He continued his education and graduated Magna cum laude from Ohio University in 1975 and in the top 3 percent, and Magna cum laude, from Cleveland Marshall Law School in 1998. Ken participated in Law Review while attending law school as an editor and associate.
Ken has tried many criminal, civil and traffic cases in his years as a lawyer and resolved hundreds more through negotiation. Ken has attended multiple Trial Lawyer College seminars and different CLEs involving sex offenses. He has also served as a traffic magistrate for the Elyria Municipal Court.
Kenneth is licensed to practice law in the State of Ohio and federal district court in the Northern District of Ohio.
