Attorney Kimberly Beck helps people who have suffered personal injuries. She focuses on cases involving pharmaceuticals, serious injuries, or medical malpractice. Before she started Beck Law Center, Kim worked for a large plaintiffs’ firm. There she led a team of three lawyers and three paralegals. Together, they worked with over 25,000 plaintiffs. Before that time, she spent 13 years working at defense firms. Attorney Kim Beck mainly defended pharmaceutical companies. Also, Kim worked as a legal extern for federal Magistrate Judge Sharon Ovington. Kimberly Beck Recently, Kim has won awards from legal groups. Between 2010 and 2019, Kim was named a Rising Star” through Super Lawyers. Since 2015, she has had an AV rating from Martindale Hubble. Additionally, she has spoken and written for regional and national groups on discovery, procedure, and the FDA. In the last few months, Kim has lectured for several groups about the Singulair cases.

Car accident and personal injury lawyer Richard E. Reverman is a partner of Young, Reverman & Bolotin Co., L.P.A. With more than 40 years of experience, Richard is a knowledgeable and determined advocate for injured victims. He is licensed to practice in all state courts, as well as the federal courts in the Southern District 0f Ohio. Rick started his legal practice in Chillicothe, Ohio. In 1982, he joined Martin M. Young and Associates, which became Young and Reverman Co., L.P.A. when Rick was named a partner in 1988. The law firm eventually became Young, Reverman & Bolotin Co. Born and raised in Cincinnati, Rick graduated from Elder High School in 1973, Thomas More College in 1977, and University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1980. Rick has committed his career to providing exceptional service to his clients. Rick is married and has four children.

Ben is an attorney who brings a social work background and legal expertise to Ritter & Randolph, where he practices in the areas of real estate, civil litigation, probate/estate/trust administration, and business and corporate law. He strives to make clients feel comfortable in the most difficult situations, leaning on his experience in mental health. He has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Yeshiva University in New York City and a master’s degree in social work from The Ohio State University. As a Ritter & Randolph attorney, Ben focuses on effectively resolving clients’ legal issues, guiding them through the process while helping them make tough decisions. He graduated cum laude from Capital University Law School, where he served as an ad hoc member on the university’s board of trustees and Law Council of Capital University Law School. Off-hours, you’ll find Ben hiking nature trails in the Cincinnati area, rollerblading along the Ohio River or playing ice hockey on a rec team.