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Leonard Ehrenreich
Leonard Ehrenreich graduated from Case Western Reserve University School of Law in 1973 and accepted the position of the Assistant Director of Law for the City of Cleveland. He worked on numerous major cases for the city with several Directors of Law, in the administrations of Cleveland Mayors Perk, Kucinich and Voinovich. He also handled appellate cases in several Courts of Appeals, winning every case.
After six years of representing the City of Cleveland, Mr. Ehrenreich decided that he would rather represent the people and so, since 1980, when he went into private practice, he has been representing hardworking people of Ohio. For forty years he has been tirelessly fighting to get them the benefits they need, from necessary treatment to well deserved financial settlements.
Word of his expertise has spread, and Mr. Ehrenreich represents clients in many states, as well as internationally. Mr. Ehrenreich is admitted to both the State of Ohio and Federal courts, as well as to the Supreme Court of the United States. He is also a member in good standing of both the Cleveland Bar Association and the Ohio Bar Association.
Arthur Dombek
Arthur graduated from the Cleveland Marshall College of Law in 1977. He has worked at a variety of law firms honing his practice in numerous areas of law. He has served as Prosecutor for the Cuyahoga County Prosecutors Office. He has also served as an Arbitrator for American Arbitration Association as well as for private arbitration matters. He has been with Ehrenreich and Associates for the past twelve years where his vast expertise has resulted in successful jury verdicts and large settlements in many cases. Mr. Dombek is admitted to both the Ohio and Federal Courts.
In his spare time he plays tenor saxophone for the Fairview Park Community Band.
Daniel Ehrenreich
Bio coming soon
Rochelle Ehrenreich
Rochelle Prashker Ehrenreich spent the first half of her career as an accountant and corporate controller. She earned an M.B.A. in finance and a B.A. in Economics to enhance her financial skills. When she decided to make a career change and become an attorney, she attended Fordham University School of Law. She then worked for a law firm prominent in the field of disability law, winning civil rights cases on behalf of disabled clients. In 2009, Ms. Prashker opened her private practice in New York, specializing in guardianships and elder law. Ms. Prashker moved to Cleveland and became Mrs. Ehrenreich in 2018. She is licensed and practices in both states of New York and Ohio.
When she is not working, Mrs. Ehrenreich enjoys cooking and entertaining.