Ann Johnson

As a seasoned legal professional with over twenty years of experience, Ann Marie Johnson leverages her expertise in real estate litigation, foreclosure, and creditors rights to deliver tailored solutions for her clients at MDK. Since joining the firm in 2011, she has consistently demonstrated a keen understanding of legal complexities, coupled with a creative approach to problem-solving, earning her a reputation for achieving optimal outcomes. Beyond litigation, Ann Marie excels in mediation, utilizing her composure and keen legal mind to forge win-win solutions efficiently. By expertly navigating complex legalities while empathizing with underlying concerns, she has facilitated the resolution of hundreds of cases. Ann Maries commitment extends beyond the courtroom. She actively contributes to the community, serving as Treasurer for both her childrens PTA and a judicial campaign, while also mentoring aspiring lawyers through Cleveland-Marshalls program. When away from work, Ann Marie prioritizes a well-rounded life. She cherishes quality time with her family, fostering a passion for cooking and running. An avid reader and explorer, she finds travel enriches her life both personally and professionally. Ann Maries ability to seamlessly balance her demanding legal practice with active community involvement and personal pursuits speaks volumes about her multifaceted capabilities and unwavering dedication. Her expertise, professionalism, and deep community ties make her a valuable asset to both MDK and the broader legal landscape in Ohio. * Please note that Ann Marie Johnsonis not an attorney. Education Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, J. D., cum laude, 2000 St. Bonaventure University, B. B. A., magna cum laude, 1995Related Experience Appellate and Major Motions Consumer Litigation Defense Foreclosure Prosecution Mediation Bars & Courts United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio Ohio, 2000Title Agent Licensure Awards & Recognition