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⟩ Kathleen Nitschke Featured in October 2020 Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Journal
Kathleen Nitschke is recognized in the “Fellows Feature” of the October 2020 edition of the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Journal. Kathleen discusses why she decided to become an attorney and why supporting the CMBA is so important.
Read MoreMelissa Laubenthal Joins the Board of Visitors of Hiram College
Melissa Laubenthal is honored to have joined the Board of Visitors of Hiram College, her alma mater. Authorized and appointed by the College’s Board of Trustees, the Board of Visitors serves as an advisory and resource body and as a “window to the world” to enable Hiram College to learn how its plans and programs Read More
Read MoreGiffen & Kaminski Supports Legal Aid’s Jam for Justice as a Gold Sponsor
Giffen & Kaminski is now a Gold Sponsor of the 2020 Jam for Justice, the annual summer fundraiser for the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland. The Jam for Justice features music from bands headlined by area attorneys, judges, law faculty and law students. This year’s festivities will be live-streamed on four nights: September 17, September Read More
Read MoreKerin Kaminski Recognized as One of the Top Attorneys in Cleveland & Columbus
Congratulations to Kerin Lyn Kaminski who has been named one of the Top Attorneys in Cleveland & Columbus for 2020 by Cleveland Magazine.
Read MoreMelissa Laubenthal and Kristen Cavin join the 2020-2021 CMBA Leadership Academy
Congratulations to Melissa Laubenthal and Kristen Cavin on being selected for the 2020-2021 CMBA Leadership Academy. The Academy focuses on professional development and includes leadership assessments, instruction and coaching as well as opportunities for interaction with legal and community leaders and community involvement. Click here to learn more.
Read MoreThe Ohio Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Conducts Hearings on Civil Rights and COVID-19 in Ohio
The Ohio Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, chaired by Giffen & Kaminski’s Diane Citrino, will convene two public meetings to hear testimony from panels of medical professionals, advocates, academics, and government officials on the topic “Civil Rights and Equity in the Delivery of Medical and Public Services During the COVID-19 Pandemic Read More
Read MoreKathleen Nitschke Speaks on the Importance of Mentoring for Law Students
Kathleen Nitschke participated as part of a panel discussion sponsored by the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association on the topic “Building Strong Mentor Relationships: Tips and Advice from Experienced Mentors.” Directed at law students, the discussion focused on the importance of having a mentor both during law school and while transitioning into the active practice of Read More
Read MoreGet “the Scoop” on Kathleen Nitschke in the June 2020 CMBA Journal
Kathleen Nitschke is featured in the June 2020 edition of the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Journal. In a CMBA Member Q&A, Kathleen gives the “scoop” on when she decided to become a lawyer and some other fun facts about herself. To read more, click here.
Read MoreBullying at Work: What’s an Employer to Do? — An article by Diane Citrino
Diane Citrino’s article Bullying at Work—What’s an employer to do? is featured in the May 2020 edition of the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Journal. The article provides insight to employers on how to deal with abusive behavior in the workplace. Click here to read the article.
Read MoreOhio Advisory Committee Releases Report on Education Funding on Ohio
The United States Commission on Civil Rights recently announced the release of its Ohio Advisory Committee’s report on Education Funding in Ohio. The Committee, chaired by Giffen & Kaminski’s Diane Citrino, examined whether and to what extent Ohio’s current school funding efforts impact identified disparities in educational quality and outcomes on the basis of race, Read More
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