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Janet Kravitz graduated from the business school at
Ohio State University with a degree in accounting. After
passing the CPA exam, she entered Capital University Law
School where she graduated magna cum laude as an editor of the
Capital University Law Review. Janet Kravitz subsequently
taught in the Capital University Law School L.L.M. tax program
where she taught tax research and communication as well as
property for accountants. She will be teaching international
criminal law at the University of Passau in Germany during the
summer of 2005.
Janet Kravitz is a founding member and managing partner of
Kravitz, Brown & Dortch, LLC where she specializes in civil and criminal forfeiture
cases, white collar crime cases, and civil litigation. She
also litigates appellate and administrative cases.
Janet Kravitz has litigated civil and criminal forfeiture
cases coast to coast and in the United States Court of Appeals
for the Sixth Circuit. She has authored numerous articles on
current issues in forfeiture cases. She has successfully
defended both political figures and prosecutors. Recently, she
appeared as counsel at trial and in the Ohio Supreme Court in
a case where the firm successfully represented a county
prosecutor charged with ethical and disciplinary violations. |
