Juris Doctor (JD)
University of Dayton
1996
Attended Kent State University on a full varsity basketball scholarship and graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Public Relations. Attended the University of Dayton School of Law and graduated cum laude and was an editor of the Law Review. Selected for inclusion on the 2009 Ohio Rising Stars list, a list featuring outstanding young lawyers in the state. Serve as the Development Committee Chair of Vision and Vocational Services of Central Ohio, raising funds to help those with vision or other disabilities. I am a member of Rotary of New Albany, and I volunteer with the Franklin County dog shelter

Ohio State Bar Association
Columbus Bar Association
West Virginia Bar Association
Ohio Courts
West Virginia Courts
I always earn more continuing education credits than is required by the Supreme Court of Ohio.
Development Committee Chair of Vision
& Vocational Services of Central Ohio
Rotary of New Albany, Central Ohio Association for Justice, Volunteer for the Franklin County dog shelter
Gahanna Chamber of Commerce
Dublin Chamber of Commerce

05/1997
0067779
OH
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My areas of practice are domestic (divorce, dissolution, child custody) and employment discrimination law.
After law school, I practiced law in Huntington, West Virginia, where my focus was general litigation and medical malpractice. I spent the majority of time in the courtroom. I moved to Columbus, Ohio, in 1999, where I continued my practice in general litigation. As I became more experienced, I developed a passion for employment and domestic law. Now that I have opened my new practice, I am able to focus on both those areas of law.
A civil rights case against the City of Columbus in Grizzel, et al. v. City of Columbs, Division of Police An Americans with Disabilities case against a hospital in Hall, et al. v. Memorial Hospital, et al. Represented an employer in a sexual harassment case in Wolf v. H & S Forest

In my years of practice, I have had quite a bit of experience in the courtroom. I have done several jury trials as well as presented oral arguments on motions before judges. Additionally, my husband is also a lawyer and discussing legal concepts with him is very helpful.
My law practice focuses on domestic and employment law. My clients are either going through a divorce or having problems with their employment. In other words, they are going through a stressful transition in their lives. I believe that I am compassionate, understanding, caring, and non-judgmental, and I really help my clients get through difficult times in their lives.
I believe that it is really important to educate my clients about their cases and to communicate with them regularly. Unlike some law firms, I return my phone calls from clients within 24 hours.
My favorite clients are the ones who communicate with me about their cases and listen to my advice.
I enjoy lifting weights and running.
I serve as the Development Committee Chair for Vision and Vocational Services of Central Ohio. I help to raise funds for this organization that assists persons with visual or other disabilities by enhancing their quality of life and increasing their independence. Additionally, I am a volunteer at the Franklin County dog shelter and a member of the Rotary of New Albany.

Einstein & Poling, LLC, does not have free consultations. I charge my hourly rate of $175 for my consultations.
Retainer fees vary, depending on the complexity of the case.

My hourly rate is $175.