Larry graduated from the Case Western Reserve University School of Law and was admitted to the practice of law in the state of Ohio in 1985.
Since that time, Larry has fought for the rights of individuals facing allegations of white collar crimes, computer/Internet crimes, sexual assault, Federal narcotics crimes, and many others. Often he handles the cases of high-profile or well-known citizens, which requires the utmost discretion. Balancing aggression with tact according to the needs of the case, Larry makes it a point to know each case better than the judge and prosecutors.
He is an adjunct professor of law at The Case Western Reserve University School of Law, where he has taught for 23 years. In addition, he represents, doctors, lawyers, and judges who face disciplinary charges. Being entrusted with the professional lives of his peers is perhaps the ultimate compliment within the legal profession.
Larry’s involvement in the legal community includes the leadership of local and state Criminal Bar associations, the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, and the William K. Thomas Inn of Court.
In consideration of neighbors and friends, Larry only wears Steelers gear inside the house he shares with his family on Cleveland’s east side. Whenever possible, Larry attends Cavs games and skis, which is often and not often enough, respectively.
