Lawyers in Ohio

Browse 23,291 bar-verified attorneys in Ohio on Law.AI. Top practice area: Estate Planning.

23,291Verified Attorneys

8Practice Areas

10Cities

Top Practice Areas in Ohio

Estate Planning(2,097)Criminal Defense(2,032)Personal Injury(1,901)Family(1,432)Employment Labor(1,405)General Practice(1,227)Banking

Featured Attorneys in Ohio

Todd Courtney Hicks✓ Claimed
Thrasher Dinsmore & Dolan A Legal Professional Association
Real Estate
Chardon, OH
Laura Grace Lynd-Robinson
Summit County Juvenile Court
Family
Akron, OH
Samuel Jennings Kirk III
Ohio Auditor of State
Health Care
Columbus, OH
Kristen Elizabeth Nelsen
Chase Properties
Corporate & Incorporation
Beachwood, OH
Matthew Kelly Walker
Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP
Banking
Columbus, OH
Mariah Marjorie Cunningham
Lima City Law Director's Office
Family
Lima, OH
Eli Robert Heller
Hoover Kacyon and Associates, LLC
Child Custody & Support
Jeffrey Adam Burd
Law Offices of Jeffrey Adam Burd | King & Associates
Business
Cincinnati, OH
Paul Michael Shipp
The Paul Shipp Law Firm, LLC
Business Litigation
Christopher James Vogt
Malek Law Firm, LLC
Criminal Defense
Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Laura Marie Amiott
Law Offices of Laura Marie Amiott
Business
Hamilton, OH
Christopher Edward McGraw
Law Offices of Christopher Edward McGraw
Estate Planning
Columbus, OH

Frequently Asked Questions — Ohio Lawyers

How do I find a lawyer in Ohio?

Search Law.AI's directory of 23,291+ bar-verified attorneys in Ohio. Filter by practice area, city, and bar status. View profiles with credentials and contact information — many attorneys offer free initial consultations.

Do I need a Ohio-licensed attorney for my case?

For most legal matters in Ohio, you need an attorney licensed by the Ohio State Bar. Law.AI verifies bar status for all listed attorneys. Federal matters such as bankruptcy, immigration, and patent law allow attorneys licensed in any state, though local expertise is still highly valuable.

What are the most common practice areas for lawyers in Ohio?

The most common practice areas among Ohio attorneys include Estate Planning, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Family. Law.AI covers all specialties — search by practice area to find the right attorney for your specific legal need.

How much does it cost to hire a lawyer in Ohio?

Attorney fees in Ohio vary by practice area, case complexity, and experience. Common billing arrangements include hourly rates, flat fees, and contingency fees (no upfront cost — attorney takes a percentage if you win). Most Ohio attorneys offer a free initial consultation. Compare attorneys on Law.AI before committing.