Ironton attorney graduates from 2019 OSBA Leadership Academy
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Ohio State Bar Association-
On Tuesday, June 4, Ironton attorney Brian M. Cremeans was among 21 Ohio attorneys who graduated from the Ohio State Bar Association’s (OSBA) 2019 Leadership Academy.
Cremeans is an associate attorney with the firm of McCown & Fisher, where he is a general practitioner and litigator in the areas of employment and labor law, criminal defense, OVI, construction, domestic relations and other civil issues. Prior to his legal career, he served in front line management.
Cremeans earned his undergraduate degree from Ohio University and his law degree from the Charlotte School of Law.
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The OSBA Leadership Academy is designed to nurture and prepare lawyers for effective leadership in the association, the legal profession and their communities. The interactive training program is conducted during a five-month period in six sessions during which participants interact with a diverse group of seasoned attorneys and other professionals, learning about topics such as civility, ethics, branding and thought leadership.
The Leadership Academy is limited to 24 lawyers annually who have practiced law between one and 10 years. Attorneys are selected based on their stated commitment to the goals of the academy, a demonstrated history of interaction with the legal and civic communities and diversity.
Cremeans is an associate attorney with the firm of McCown & Fisher, where he is a general practitioner and litigator in the areas of employment and labor law, criminal defense, OVI, construction, domestic relations and other civil issues. Prior to his legal career, he served in front line management.
Cremeans earned his undergraduate degree from Ohio University and his law degree from the Charlotte School of Law.
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The OSBA Leadership Academy is designed to nurture and prepare lawyers for effective leadership in the association, the legal profession and their communities. The interactive training program is conducted during a five-month period in six sessions during which participants interact with a diverse group of seasoned attorneys and other professionals, learning about topics such as civility, ethics, branding and thought leadership.
The Leadership Academy is limited to 24 lawyers annually who have practiced law between one and 10 years. Attorneys are selected based on their stated commitment to the goals of the academy, a demonstrated history of interaction with the legal and civic communities and diversity.