82 | CLEVELAND JEWISH NEWS | CJN.ORG JANUARY 31, 2020 LOCAL LAWYERSName: Franklin C. MalemudFirm: Reminger Co. LPASpecialty: Trust and probate litigationUndergraduate: OSULaw school: CWRU School of Law (1997)Synagogue: Kol HaLev• What local restaurant have you dined at most this past year: Larder Delicatessen and Bakery and

Spice Kitchen.• Other dream job: Musician or DJ.

Name: Jack S. MalkinFirm: Jack S. Malkin, EsqSpecialty: Business lawUndergraduate: Ohio UniversityLaw school: University of Akron’s School of Law (1981)Synagogue: Park Synagogue• What local restaurant have you dined at most this past year, and what keeps you going back: 56

Kitchen in Solon – good food, atmosphere and service.• What was your first car, and how did you get it: 1965 Buick Wildcat from my uncle in 1971.• Most prized possession: My watch and baseball card collection.

Name: Ellen S. MandellFirm: Law Office of Ellen S. MandellSpecialty: Family lawUndergraduate: CWRULaw school: CSU Cleveland-Marshall College of Law (1977)• What do you enjoy most and least about your job: I enjoy helping my clients navigate the difficult circumstances they are experiencing.

I least enjoy when people are invested in hurting their current/former spouse.• Other dream job: Chef or movie critic.• Most prized possession: My schnoodle, Charlie.

Name: Dale H. MarkowitzFirm: Thrasher Dinsmore & DolanSpecialty: Real estateUndergraduate: OSULaw school: CSU Cleveland-Marshall College of Law (1975)Synagogue: Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple

Name: Daniel MesseloffFirm: Tucker Ellis LLPSpecialty: Business litigation and wage and hour litigationUndergraduate: Washington University in St. LouisLaw school: Fordham University School of Law (2001)Synagogue: Green Road Synagogue• Other dream job: Before I was

a lawyer, I worked as a sportswriter for the National Baseball Hall of Fame, ESPN The Magazine and other publications. That was my dream job and I’d go back to it if I could.

Name: Donald H. MessingerFirm: Thompson Hine LLPSpecialty: Corporate/businessUndergraduate: Colgate UniversityLaw school: Duke Law School (1968)• If you could take a 3-month sabbatical from work, how would you spend it: Take our seven grandchildren on a trip to Israel to visit the Western Wall.

• What local restaurant have you dined at most this past year, and what keeps you going back: Nighttown – good food, great service, and a terrific owner in Brendon Ring.• What’s your hidden talent: Doing laundry on Sundays, while my wife, Sally, is out selling real estate.

Name: Anne L. MeyersFirm: Meyers, Roman, Friedberg & LewisSpecialty: Business/constructionUndergraduate: OSULaw school: Capitol University Law School (1977)Synagogue: The Temple-Tifereth Israel and Beth El Congregation• If you could take a 3-month

sabbatical from work, how would you spend it: Driving across the country visiting family, friends and seeing America• Most prized possession: Family pictures and kids childhood notes.• What’s your hidden talent: So deeply hidden I’m not sure what it is.

Name: David S. MichelFirm: Law Office of David S. MichelSpecialty: Personal injuryUndergraduate: University of MichiganLaw school: Case Western Reserve School of Law (1983)Synagogue: Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple• If you could take a 3-month

sabbatical from work, how would you spend it: With the political season starting to get into high gear, I would take the time to work on a political candidate’s campaign.• What do you enjoy most and least about your job: Helping the underdog attain satisfaction against the big companies is what I like most. I really don’t care for the business side of owning my own practice.• What’s your hidden talent: I love to bake a good cake and I find it very relaxing.

Name: Barry J. MillerFirm: Benesch Friedlander Coplan & Aronoff LLPSpecialty: Construction lawUndergraduate: Miami UniversityLaw school: CWRU College of Law (1983)Synagogue: Celebrating Jewish Life and The Temple-Tifereth Israel• If you could take a 3-month

sabbatical from work, how would you spend it: Visiting the U.S. National Parks.• Other dream job: Architect.• What’s your hidden talent: Photography.

Name: Aaron MincFirm: Minc LawSpecialty: Internet defamationUndergraduate: Miami UniversityLaw school: CWRU School of Law (2010)Synagogue: The Temple-Tifereth Israel• When you walk into a room, what “intro song” should start playing: “Thunderstruck” by AC/DC.

• What do you enjoy most and least about your job: One answer for both questions, the people.• Most prized possession: Rumble Roller, amazing device under $50 for muscle knots.

Name: David MincFirm: David Minc, Attorney LLCSpecialty: Corporate lawUndergraduate: Hofstra UniversityLaw school: Cornell Law School (1972)Synagogue: Temple Israel and Beth El Congregation• What local restaurant have you dined at most this past year, and

what keeps you going back: Aladdin’s in Akron. It is casual, easy, the food is always freshly made, and it offers just a bit of a break from the typical routine.• What do you enjoy most and least about your job: I most enjoy connecting with clients, addressing and solving one of their problems. I least enjoy litigation. It is a huge waste of resources and the process is unpleasant.• What’s your hidden talent: I cook Chinese food. Occasionally, we host Asian dinners.

Name: Howard MishkindFirm: Mishkind Kulwicki Law Co. LPASpecialty: Plaintiff personal injury and medical malpracticeUndergraduate: University of CincinnatiLaw school: CSU Cleveland-Marshall College of Law (1980)Synagogue: Temple Emanu El• If you could take a 3-month

sabbatical from work, how would you spend it: Hiking and riding horses in Arizona.• What local restaurant have you dined at most this past year: Six Restaurant in Kirtland.• What’s your hidden talent: Can’t say. It is still hidden.

Name: Suzann MoskowitzFirm: The Moskowitz FirmSpecialty: Trademark, copyright and technology transactionsUndergraduate: Cornell UniversityLaw school: Standford Law School (2003)Synagogue: The Temple-Tifereth Israel• If you could take a 3-month sabbatical from work, how would you

spend it: I’d love an immersive volunteer program where I could work with my hands, master a foreign language, and maybe eat delicious local cuisine.• What local restaurant have you dined at most this past year, and what keeps you going back: Market Hall at Van Aken as often as possible because there are so many great food choices.• What’s your hidden talent: Functioning on very little sleep.