Shumaker Makes Key Leadership Shifts in Ohio Branches
Unleashing Powerhouse Leadership in Shumaker's Ohio offices!
Hear ye, hear ye! Shumaker, a renowned national law firm, proudly announces a sizzling lineup of fresh leadership in their Ohio offices. This power move speaks volumes about their commitment to excelling in innovation andClient satisfaction across various practice areas and industries.
First off, Reed Hauptman strides onto the scene as the new Managing Partner of the Toledo Office. His mission is simple: shape the office's strategic vision, fostering growth, and ensuring top-notch client services. Elected to the Management Committee in 2024, Reed's unwavering leadership and team-oriented spirit are exactly what the Toledo team needs to deliver game-changing legal solutions.
Next, Beth M. Eckel takes center stage as National Service Line Leader for the Real Estate and Development Service Line. With years of building a stellar career in real estate law, Beth is now charged with overseeing Shumaker's real estate and development services across the nation. Her primary focus? Guiding clients with grace through complex transactions, development projects, and regulatory hurdles.
Michael E. Dockins kicks off as the Regional Service Line Leader for the Intellectual Property and Technology Service Line. In this role, Michael's main goal is to spearhead Shumaker's crusade for cutting-edge intellectual property protection and technology-related legal services. By doing so, clients can rest easy knowing their innovations are well-guarded and they've got a competitive edge in this ever-evolving landscape.
Matthew T. Kemp steps up to bat as the Regional Service Line Leader for Litigation and Disputes. His impressive track record in managing complex litigation and dispute resolution equips him admirably to shepherd the firm's Ohio efforts and ensure clients receive strategic, winning representation in every legal battle.
Last but certainly not least, Stacy R.C. Berliner takes her seat as Co-Chair of Shumaker's Financial Institutions Industry Sector. Together with her co-leader, she aims to deliver specialized counsel to financial institutions, navigating regulatory minefields, operational complexities, and transactional opportunities in an ever-changing financial landscape.
"These leadership appointments showcase Shumaker's rock-solid commitment to excellence and innovation," beamed Jennie Compton, Shumaker's Managing Partner and Chair of the Management Committee. "Each of these dynamic leaders boasts a talent for unparalleled skill, dedication, and vision, and we have complete confidence in their ability to drive continued success for our clients and the firm."
Shumaker's Ohio offices continue to play a pivotal role in the firm's national operation, providing a comprehensive range of legal services and drawing upon local insights to address the unique demands of the region.
ABOUT SHUMAKER
Tracing its roots back to 1925, the Shumaker family of more than 300 lawyers and advisors has earned a reputation as a top-tier provider of legal and legislative solutions. The firm prides itself on being a positive force for change in the communities it serves[1].
- As part of their efforts to maintain regulatory compliance and provide exceptional intellectual property services, Shumaker appoints Michael E. Dockins as the Regional Service Line Leader for their Intellectual Property and Technology Service Line.
- Stacy R.C. Berliner, alongside her co-leader, takes charge as Co-Chair of Shumaker's Financial Institutions Industry Sector, ensuring strategic, forward-thinking advice for clients in the finance industry and guiding them through complex regulatory landscapes.
- In an effort to provide clients with unparalleled legal representation and a competitive edge in career development, Shumaker's Ohio offices invite applications from ambitious individuals seeking opportunities to grow and excel, citing the firm's transformative leadership, innovative approach to client services, and commitment to excellence in business law.
