Paul Kellogg is an attorney in Cincinnati with the Phillips Law Firm, Inc. Paul’s practice focuses on providing comprehensive estate planning and probate services to families and business owners, as well as serving as outside general counsel to entrepreneurs and businesses where he provides guidance and advice on a wide variety of transactions and disputes. He can be reached at (513) 985-2500 or via email at PJK@PhillipsLawFirm.com.

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Peter E Koenig

Cincinnati, OH Real Estate Law Lawyer. 35 years experience

(513) 357-4333 105 E. Fourth Street Suite 300-K
Cincinnati, OH 45202

Real Estate, Municipal, Personal Injury and Probate
Case Western Reserve University School of Law

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Peter has maintained a result-oriented law practice in Cincinnati for over 30 years. 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 is licensed to practice in both the State of Ohio and the Commonwealth of Kentucky, as well as the following federal courts: - US District Court, Southern District of Ohio - US District Court, Eastern District of Kentucky - US Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit - US Supreme Court

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Legal Aid of Greater Cincinnati
(513) 241-9400
Wilmington, OH

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