Jennifer M. Atzberger

With over eighteen years of experience in her combined areas of practice, Ms. Atzberger brings a wealth of knowledge and understanding to the unique needs of your case. Having worked in both the public sector and in private practice, she has provided expert legal advice and representation to a diverse community of clients in Cuyahoga, Lorain, and Geauga County.

Ms. Atzberger has experience in education law, representing clients in suspension and expulsion cases, helping to obtain 504 Plans and IEPs, and defending students against civil rights violations and bullying. She also represents clients in juvenile delinquency proceedings, and previously worked as an Assistant Cuyahoga County Public Defender. Ms. Atzberger is also an adjunct professor at Baldwin Wallace University and teaches a course in Juvenile Law in the Sociology and Criminal Justice Department.

Cleveland State University

J.D. (1999) | Law

1996 - 1999

Honors: Graduated cum laude Law Review Dean's List

Activities: Managing Editor Law Review

Senior Staff Attorney

ACLU of Ohio

Current

Supervising attorney - Educational law

Legal Aid Society of Cleveland

Current

Assistant Public Defender

Cuyahoga County Public Defender Office

Current

Guest Speaker, Juvenile Law, Berea, Ohio

October 13, 2018

Baldwin Wallace University, Dept. of Sociology

"Due Process Rights in Juvenile Court Proceedings – From Arraignment to Disposition.”

Ohio State Bar

Member

Current

Ohio

Since 2000

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