Wolterman Law Office
434 W Loveland Ave, Loveland, OH 45140, Loveland, OH 45140
About Wolterman Law Office
Wolterman Law Office has provided legal guidance to individuals and businesses in Southwest Ohio for over a decade, operating from its Loveland and Blue Ash offices. The firm's four attorneys offer services in personal injury, estate planning, business law, and tax matters. One attorney secured a $22 million jury verdict in a business fraud case and has recovered over $50 million for clients. The firm handles complex legal matters and offers free consultations.
Our Attorneys
Notable Case Results
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$22.3M
Business Fraud
Jury verdict in Hamilton County, Ohio, for a small business client defrauded by Doug Evans and BEE Holdings LP, involving fraud and tortious interference with contractual relationships.
$6.5M
Business Litigation
Recovered for a small IT solutions company against an international, publicly traded consulting firm for unfair competition, based on common law theories of good faith and fair dealing and statutory trade secret law.
$2.1M
Personal Injury
Recovered for an electric shock victim who suffered neuropathy, spinal injury, and other injuries. Liability was disputed.
$1M
Probate Litigation
Recovered for a probate estate by contesting administration and discovering a claim against a deceased father’s trust for failure to distribute stock and waste of trust assets.
$1M
Premises Liability
Settlement in a negligent security and premises liability case against a business owner and service provider where liability was strongly disputed.
$920,000
Business Litigation
Settlement for a minority shareholder (49% owner) in a breach of fiduciary duty claim against a majority owner who sold the company for below market value and engaged in unfair competition.