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Paul Richard Revelson
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Licensed in Ohio for 15 years
State: Ohio
Acquired: 2010
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Location
First National Bank
1160 E Main St, Po Box 36, Lebanon, OH, 45036-6450
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Posted by ThermoPlastic Trading, Inc. | November 06, 2015 | Hired Attorney | Business
Business Attorney
We hired Paul Revelson to handle our general business law including formation, business documentation and debt collection of funds when necessary. He was professional, quick to respond, reasonably priced and pleasant to work with.
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Experience
Work Experience
2016 - Present
Attorney, Title 1st, LLC
2015 - Present
Prosecutor, City of Lebanon
2010 - Present
Vice President - In House Counsel, 1st National Bank
2010 - Present
Attorney, Herdman, Summers, Revelson and Cesta, LLP
Education
2010
University of Dayton
JD - Juris Doctor
2007
Miami University of Ohio
Bachelor's Degree, Business
Publications
2010
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON LAW REVIEW
NOTHING BUT TROUBLE: THE OHIO LEGISLATURE’S FAILED ATTEMPTS TO ABOLISH MAYOR’S COURTS