Noah William Kurucz

Mr. Kurucz attended The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio where he graduated with Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in Spanish. After graduating from The Ohio State University, Mr. Kurucz attended Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio. Mr. Kurucz earned a CALI Excellence for the Future Award in General Practice Practicum in which he earned the highest grade of the class. He was involved in various organizations in law school and was Vice President of the Student Bar Association in his third year. Also in his third year, Mr. Kurucz was selected to be on Moot Court, where law students take part in simulated court proceedings, draft memoranda, and participate in oral arguments. He competed in the Annual Uvaldo Herrera National Moot Court Competition in Las Vegas, Nevada. As a result of his performance in the competition, Capital University Law School awarded him with the Order of the Barristers, which recognizes, on a national basis, graduating law students who have excelled in oral advocacy.

Mr. Kurucz earned his Juris Doctorate from Capital University Law School and was admitted to practice in the State of Ohio. In his professional experience, Mr. Kurucz clerked for the Franklin County Public Defender’s Office and the Ohio Township Association. He later pursued his interest in litigation, by accepting a law clerk position with Soroka and Associates, LLC, where he assisted the attorneys with wide variety of cases. After being admitted to practice, Mr. Kurucz was offered and accepted an Associate Attorney position with the firm and now practices in the areas of Criminal Defense and Civil Litigation.

In his spare time, Mr. Kurucz enjoys working out, golfing, attending Columbus Clippers and Crew games, and dining in the Short North.