Attorney Robert Goldstein was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1983, Attorney Goldstein moved to Cleveland, Ohio, to attend Case Western Reserve University, where he served as Secretary of his fraternity, Zeta Beta Tau, and President of his class for his first two years of college. After earning his degree in Psychology, Attorney Goldstein worked a series of jobs ranging from computer consulting to selling fire extinguishers door-to-door, while he explored a career in stand-up comedy. Two years later, having not successfully earned his own late night talk show, Attorney Goldstein decided to pursue a...

(614) 231-0003 2734 East Main Street
Columbus, OH 43209

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Ethan Thomas Vessels Esq

Washington County, OH Business Law Lawyer. 14 years experience

(740) 374-5346 309 Second Street
Marietta, OH 45750

Business, Collections, Health Care and Personal Injury
Ohio State University - Columbus

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I am a principal shareholder of Fields, Dehmlow & Vessels, LLC. I limit my practice exclusively to civil litigation with an emphasis on personal injury, insurance, and employee benefits (ERISA) litigation. I am licensed in both Ohio and West Virginia. We litigate matters throughout Southeastern Ohio and Northern West Virginia, including all of the federal district courts.

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Jonathan Layman Esq.

Fairfield County, OH Business Law Attorney. 5 years experience

117 W. Main St. Ste. 209
Lancaster, OH 43130

Free ConsultationBusiness, Collections, Consumer and Landlord Tenant
Capital University Law School

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Jonathan Layman is a native of Central Ohio and a graduate of both the Ohio State University and Capital University Law School, where he was a member of the Law Review. Jonathan Layman is a member of the Ohio State Bar Association and is admitted in the State of Ohio and the Federal Southern District of Ohio. His practice focuses on consumer law, landlord tenant law and other civil litigation. After graduating from the Ohio State University, he worked full-time in a law practice as an assistant and then a clerk while earning his Law degree. Jonathan Layman has...

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