Thomas G. Eagle, Esq.

The Attorney's legal career started by clerking with a local/county government agency and then a small civil law firm, and joined a medium-sized general practice firm, with an emphasis in litigation. After a few years there, the Attorney formed a partnership with another attorney which continued until 1992, when the Attorney started his own office, which has continued since. The Office expanded in May 2004 to its current location central to all regional points.

This office has a regional civil and criminal practice, and the Attorney regularly appears in numerous Ohio municipal, county, common pleas, and appellate courts, and has represented clients in Allen, Brown, Butler, Clark, Clermont, Clinton, Darke, Franklin, Greene, Hamilton, Lorain, Miami, Montgomery, Preble, and Warren Counties; in the First, Second, Tenth, and Twelth District Courts of Appeals; the Ohio Court of Claims; and the Ohio Supreme Court.

In Kentucky, the Attorney has represented clients for civil and criminal matters in several district and circuit courts, the Court of Appeals, and the Kentucky Supreme Court.

In federal court, the Attorney has appeared for clients in both civil and criminal matters in district courts in Dayton, Cincinnati, and Kentucky, and has handled many appeals in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.

This office's institutional and business clients include commercial and residential landlords and real property managers, condominium associations, and apartment complexes; medical, dental, and chiropractic offices; international, national, and regional businesses in the sales and distribution fields; public telephone service providers; and various other companies in many fields.

Referrals are regularly made to and accepted by this office from out-of-state companies and individuals in need of local representaion, in the last several years including clients and referrals from California, Florida, North Carolina, Texas, Illinios, and other states.

This Office strives to provide the best legal representation possible, and at the same time maintaining the personal contact and attention still possible in the small office setting.

Awards & Recognition: Member, Moot Court Board and National Moot Court Team, University of Kentucky College of Law, 1985-1986; Recipient: American Jurisprudence Award in Landlord and Tenant Law, 1984; Kentucky Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Award, 1996-2000. Visiting Assistant Professor, Real Estate Law, Miami University, 1987-. Author: "The Impact of Bankruptcy on Dissolution of Marriage: Ethical Considerations, Dischargeability of Debts, and Bankruptcy Discharge," National Business Institute, August 2006; "Personal Injury, Cases: Calculating and Proving Damages," "Identify and Deal with Common Ethical Problems," "Handle Critical Post-Trial Issues," National Business Institute, October 2006; "How to Litigate Your First Civil Trial in Ohio: Ethical Considerations," National Business Institute (2004); "Achieving Favorable Settlements in Ohio: Mediation, Walking the Ethical Line and Closing the Deal," National Business Institute (2005); "The Hidden Truth in Sentencing: Getting the Best out of Ohio's New Felony Sentencing Law," OACDL Vindicator (Spring 1996). Presentations: "Ohio's New Felony Sentencing Law," Warren County Bar Association (1996); "Electronic Filing in the Federal Courts," Warren County Bar Association (2005); "Achieving Favorable Settlements in Ohio," National Business Institute (2005). Member, Warren County Law Library Board of Trustees; Warren County Law Library Resources Board, 2009.