Giovanna Victoria Bremke

Giovanna has over ten years of experience and is experienced in a variety of legal matters including representing clients in both civil litigation, civil transactional work, appellate practice, and criminal defense. Giovanna actively represents individuals facing criminal traffic, misdemeanor, and felony charges. She also dedicates a large area of her practice to appellate practice and has argued before the Ohio Supreme Court, Ninth District Court of Appeals, Eighth District Court of Appeals, and Sixth District Court of Appeals. Giovanna has had cases accepted to the Ohio Supreme Court upon her petition to the Court. She represents individuals in civil litigation and transactional work in the areas of real estate, landlord/tenant disputes and evictions, guardianship, probate, estate planning, and small business matters. In 2018, Giovanna became the Lorain County Recovery Court defense attorney representing individuals in addiction recovery.

Giovanna was selected to the Super Lawyers Rising Star List for 2020 and 2021. Each year, no more than 2.5% of the lawyers in the state are named to this list after a nomination, research, and evaluation process.

Giovanna is proud to have served on the executive board of the Lorain County Bar Association (LCBA) since 2016. Giovanna is currently the secretary of the Lorain County Bar Association and a committee member of the Ethics Committee. The LCBA is a group comprised of over 500 local attorneys, magistrates, and judges. Giovanna is a frequent speaker for the LCBA at continuing education courses for fellow attorneys and a contributor to the Legal Times, a LCBA publication.

In 2021, Attorney Bremke was appointed to serve on the Magnificat High School Anti-Racism Advisory Task Force.

Giovanna serves on the Board of Let's Get Real, an organization that provides peer support to those suffering from addiction and their families.

In 2019, Giovanna was appointed to the Board of the Lorain/Medina CBCF by Judge D. Christopher Cook in 2019. The mission of the Lorain/Medina Community Based Correctional Facility is to ensure public safety by reducing recidivism.

Giovanna is an active member of the Stepping Up Initiative, a group focused at diverting individuals with serious mental illness out of correctional facilities.

Giovanna serves as a caregiver mentor through the Fourth Angel Mentoring Program for caregivers with loved ones battling cancer.

Additionally, Giovanna is a supporter of the Lorain County 4-H and FFA programs and is on the Board of Directors of the Livestock Youth Reserve, an organization that encourages youth engagement in livestock and the agriculture industry.