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Training and Experience
Partner at at Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease, 1987-2024; Associate attorney, 1981-1987
Volunteer/Community Service
I have previously served as board president of the Columbus Zoo, Catholic Social Services, and Federal Bar Association (Columbus); and as a member of the Ohio Bicentennial Commission and Ohio Historical Society Board.
The Attorney General is the chief law officer of the State of Ohio. They are responsible for police officer training and certification, consumer protection, anti-trust enforcement, and rooting out corruption in our state and local governments.
Right now, times are tough. I would prioritize the section of the office that handle consumer protection, anti-trust, and anti-corruption efforts to ensure that Ohioans are being given a fair shake in the economy. These are not the most glamorous cases to bring, but they make a real difference for working people all across the state.
It is appropriate only when the rights of Ohio and the rights of The People of Ohio are directly under attack.
Everyone is equal under the law. I am campaigning the same way I will govern. That means going everywhere across the state and listening to the needs of The People of Ohio. The Ohio Attorney General is The People's Lawyer, meaning your job is only accountable to The People, not the political whims of the Governor or the General Assembly or anyone else.
I have already filed a complaint with the Ohio Inspector General looking into the resignation of former Ohio State President Ted Carter and JobsOhio's involvement in that. I have called upon the General Assembly to significantly rollback the privacy shield afforded JobsOhio, as we all have a right to see how our public money is used.
