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Appleton
Bill Appleton, chief legal officer for The E.W. Scripps Company, will retire at the end of 2024. Appleton joined Scripps in 2008 and helped facilitate successful acquisi- tions of McGraw
Darpel
Goldberg Evans, LLC is delighted to announce the addi- tion of Leah A. Darpel to the firm as an Associate Attorney. Leah grad- uated from the University of Cincinnati College
DeHaan
Robbins, Kelly, Patterson & Tucker is pleased to announce partner Elizabeth Slone DeHaan recently celebrated her 30th anniversary with the firm. Liz has spent her career primarily
Hill, Granite Broadcasting, Newsy, Midroll, Triton Digital, Nexstar-Tribune spinoff stations, and Cordillera. He was also a key architect of the 2015 transaction that spun off Scripps’ news- papers to merge with Journal Communications’ newspapers and brought Journal Communica- tions’ television stations into a merger with Scripps’ stations. He also led the legal proceed- ings for the 2021 acquisition of ION Media, a transformative transaction for Scripps. Appleton worked closely with the company and the Scripps family for many years before joining the company. He served as outside corporate legal counsel for 30 years with Baker Hostetler, leading legal proceedings for Scripps’ initial public offering in 1988 and for the 2008 spinoff that split the company into two public compa- nies – The E.W. Scripps Company and Scripps Networks Interactive.
of Law in 2023 and will be practicing domestic relations in Ohio, in the counties of Hamilton, Butler, Warren, and Clermont.
practicing in the areas of general corporate and business law, real estate, estate planning, and estate and trust administration. From the firm and all your clients, congratulations, Liz!
Childs
Erin Cunniff Childs, President & CEO of Pro Bono Partnership of Ohio (PBPO) has been selected by the Ohio Women’s Bar Asso- ciation as the recipient of the 2024 Leading the Way
Charles Galvin has been named the head of Frost Brown Todd’s (FBT’s) West Chester office, effec- tive January 2024. He succeeds Scott Phillips, who served as partner-in-charge since the office
Award. The Ohio Women’s Bar Association’s Leading the Way Award annually recognizes one outstanding female attorney in Ohio who has demonstrated exemplary leadership in the legal profession and her community, has rendered services to improve the administra- tion of justice, and has helped pave the way for women in the legal profession by inspiring and mentoring other women to raise their perfor- mance to the same high standard. Childs was hired as the inaugural Executive Director of PBPO when it was founded in Cincinnati in 2014. Childs’ efforts have helped nonprofits access quality legal services valued at over $10 MM. Childs received her J.D. from the Univer- sity of Cincinnati College of Law.
Galvin
Keating Muething & Klekamp PLL (KMK Law®) is pleased to welcome Ali Miller Redlinger as an associate in the firm’s Litigation Group. Miller Redinger focuses her practice on complex
opened in 2009. Galvin is a member of the Government Services, Business Litigation, and Appellate practice groups. He advises privately held businesses and government entities alike in all phases of litigation for a wide range of claims. He joined FBT as an associate in 2013 and became a partner in 2021. In addition to his role at FBT, Galvin serves on the Butler County Bar Association’s Grievance Committee and is president of the Mason City Schools Board of Education.
Redlinger
commercial and general corporate litigation matters. Prior to joining KMK Law, Redlinger served as a law clerk to the Honorable Matthew W. McFarland, Southern District of Ohio. Redlinger earned her law degree from Michigan State University College of Law in 2021, where she completed the Geoffrey Fieger Trial Prac- tice Institute Graduate Certificate Program. While in law school, Redlinger served as a judi- cial extern for the Honorable David W. McKeague, Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Honorable Matthew W. McFarland, Southern District of Ohio. Redlinger earned her B.B.A. in Accounting from the University of Cincin- nati, Carl H. Lindner College of Business in 2018, magna cum laude. Redlinger is admitted to practice law in Ohio.
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