
Evan Whitford
Managing Partner- Practice focus
- Business formation, Contracts, Ownership disputes
- Admitted
- Ohio, 2007. U.S. District Court, S.D. Ohio
- Education
- J.D., Columbus law school (fictional entry)
- Languages
- English
- Office
- Columbus

Each attorney leads one practice group and works directly with clients from the first meeting to the last filing. Matters that cross practice areas are shared, with one lead.
Managing PartnerEvan WhitfordBusiness formation / Contracts / Ownership disputesColumbus office19 years in practiceView profile
PartnerMarcus ReyesCar and truck crashes / Premises injuries / Wrongful deathColumbus office14 years in practiceView profile
PartnerClaire HollisWills and trusts / Probate / Special needs planningDublin office16 years in practiceView profile
Associate AttorneyJulian OkaforWrongful termination / Wage claims / Severance reviewColumbus office7 years in practiceView profile Small enough to know your name, organized enough that nothing waits on one calendar. Here is who works on a typical matter.
One attorney owns your matter from the first meeting to the final filing. That is the person who calls you back.
Your paralegal tracks deadlines, gathers records and answers routine questions the same business day.
Before anything important is signed or filed, a second attorney reads it. Mistakes get caught in the office, not in court.
Steps, timing and fee terms arrive in writing at the start, and a short summary follows every milestone.
Every attorney lists the work they do most and the courts they are admitted to. Credentials below are invented for this design sample.




What to expect once you hire the firm, from who calls you back to what happens when your attorney is in court.
Yes. The attorney you meet in the first consultation is the attorney who leads the work. If a matter needs another practice group, you meet that attorney too before they start.
Your paralegal, by phone or email. Questions that need legal judgment go to your attorney, and you hear back within one business day.
Often. A business sale may need Evan for the contract and Claire for the owner's estate plan. Shared matters have one lead so you are never passed around.
Every file has a backup attorney who knows it. Court dates and deadlines are tracked by two people, so nothing waits on one calendar.
No. The first meeting is free and carries no obligation. You leave with a plain summary of options, likely timing and the fee terms that would apply.
