• Ohio

• Southern District of Ohio
• Northern District of Ohio

• The Ohio State University, Moritz College of Law, J.D., 2007, cum laude
• Ohio University, M.A., 1997
• Bard College, B.A., 1995

As a senior associate in litigation department, Elizabeth represents clients in a wide range of litigation areas, with a focus on product liability and complex commercial litigation.  Elizabeth’s experience includes taking and defending depositions, motion drafting, trial preparation, and electronic discovery.  

Elizabeth attended Bard College, where she earned a degree in anthropology, and Ohio University, where she earned a graduate degree in international studies, Prior to law school, Elizabeth worked for a number of years as a purchasing and supply chain manager for international technology and manufacturing companies.  In law school, Elizabeth gained experience representing clients in landlord-tenant disputes as a legal intern at the Ohio State Student Housing Legal Clinic.  Additionally, she researched and edited research memos for the Pro Bono Research Group and served as an articles editor for the Ohio State Law Journal.

• Columbus Bar Association
• Ohio State Bar Association
• American Bar Association

• Another Ohio Appeals Court Finds Negligence Is Not a Bar to the Application of the Doctrine of Equitable Subrogation

Note:  The Twenty-First Amendment in the Twenty-First Century: Reconsidering State Liquor Controls in Light of Granholm v. Heald, 67 Ohio St. L.J. 1465 (2006).