Connie Gadell-Newton graduated from the Penn State Dickinson School of Law in 2008 and began working with Bob Fitrakis on election law projects shortly after graduation. She was sworn in to the Ohio Bar in October, 2009 and started the law firm with Bob Fitrakis in 2010.
Together, Fitrakis and Gadell-Newton have worked on several interesting legal issues, such as the Antioch College case which resulted in the reorganization of the College, and the Ohio Medical Cannabis Amendment of 2012, which, if passed, would legalize medical cannabis in Ohio. Although Bob Fitrakis has been the public face for many of these legal issues, Connie Gadell-Newton has done much of the research and important behind the scenes work that have made these projects possible.
In addition to the more political cases, Connie Gadell-Newton also takes on many cases in general areas of the law, including Bankruptcy, Criminal Misdemeanors, OVI and Traffic cases, Domestic Relations, and Landlord Tenant cases. Connie would be happy to speak with you about your legal issue. Please email fgnlegal@gmail.com for more information or to set up an appointment.
