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Rich is from Cincinnati and attended Walnut Hills High School. He earned his bachelor's degree in business administration from Bowling Green State University and his law degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Law. 

Rich is a partner at Frost Brown Todd. Previously, he was a partner at Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP. 

Rich Moore's campaign for judge in the First District Court of Appeals in Ohio is his first run for public office. 

As of August 26, 2024, Rich Moore’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Judicial Administration

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Promises to base decisions "on the law and the facts, nothing more, nothing less" and to uphold "the rule of law and seeing that justice is done."

- Promises to base decisions "on the law and the facts, nothing more, nothing less" and to uphold "the rule of law and seeing that justice is done."

Judicial Philosophy

As a partner at Frost Brown Todd, he manages key client relationships, pursues new clients, mentors junior lawyers, oversees certain areas of legal practice, and provides legal counsel and representation to clients.

As a trial attorney, represented clients in civil and criminal cases and in state and federal appellate courts. Assisted both corporations and individuals with a variety of legal issues, ranging from construction disputes to medical malpractice claims.

- As a partner at Frost Brown Todd, he manages key client relationships, pursues new clients, mentors junior lawyers, oversees certain areas of legal practice, and provides legal counsel and representation to clients.
- As a trial attorney, represented clients in civil and criminal cases and in state and federal appellate courts. Assisted both corporations and individuals with a variety of legal issues, ranging from construction disputes to medical malpractice claims.

Legal Experience

Ethics & Conduct

Served as Vice-President of the Black Lawyers Association of Cincinnati and as Board Chair of the Urban League.

Serves as the treasurer of the local chapter of the Federal Bar Association and is a member of the Taft Museum of Art, La Soupe, and the Bowling Green State University Foundation.

Volunteered as an adjunct professor of legal ethics at the University of Cincinnati College of Law.

- Served as Vice-President of the Black Lawyers Association of Cincinnati and as Board Chair of the Urban League.
- Serves as the treasurer of the local chapter of the Federal Bar Association and is a member of the Taft Museum of Art, La Soupe, and the Bowling Green State University Foundation.
- Volunteered as an adjunct professor of legal ethics at the University of Cincinnati College of Law.

Community Involvement

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Rich Moore

Rich grew up in Cincinnati and attended Walnut Hills High School. He earned his bachelor's degree in business administration from Bowling Green State University, followed by his law degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Law. 

Rich Moore's campaign for judge in the First District Court of Appeals in Ohio will be his first run for public office. 

Believes his legal training and 30 years of experience representing clients in diverse legal matters make him uniquely qualified to serve as a judge on the Court of Appeals.

Believes his 30 years of legal experience and community commitment make him a qualified candidate for judge on the First District Court of Appeals.

As a trial lawyer, represented clients in civil and criminal cases, and argued in state and federal appellate courts.

Worked as a partner at two large law firms, gaining experience and expertise in the legal field.

Believes in using 30 years of legal experience to strengthen courts and ensure equal application of the rule of law.

As a trial attorney, represented clients in front of juries and judges, in both civil and criminal cases. Also argued cases in both state and federal appellate courts. Assisted both corporations and individuals with a variety of legal issues, ranging from construction disputes to medical malpractice claims.

As a partner at Frost Brown Todd, manages key client relationships, pursues new clients, mentors junior lawyers, oversees certain areas of legal practice, and provides legal counsel and representation to clients.

- As a trial attorney, represented clients in front of juries and judges, in both civil and criminal cases. Also argued cases in both state and federal appellate courts. Assisted both corporations and individuals with a variety of legal issues, ranging from construction disputes to medical malpractice claims.
- As a partner at Frost Brown Todd, manages key client relationships, pursues new clients, mentors junior lawyers, oversees certain areas of legal practice, and provides legal counsel and representation to clients.

Serves as the treasurer of the local chapter of the Federal Bar Association. Rich is also a member of various boards, including the Taft Museum of Art, La Soupe, and the Bowling Green State University Foundation.

- Served as Vice-President of the Black Lawyers Association of Cincinnati and as Board Chair of the Urban League.
- Serves as the treasurer of the local chapter of the Federal Bar Association. Rich is also a member of various boards, including the Taft Museum of Art, La Soupe, and the Bowling Green State University Foundation.
- Volunteered as an adjunct professor of legal ethics at the University of Cincinnati College of Law.

Rich Moore grew up in Cincinnati and attended Walnut Hills High School and Bowling Green State University. He is married and has two children who are now college graduates. He currently lives with his wife, two dogs, and two cats.

Rich Moore is a partner at two of the largest law firms in Hamilton County. He has represented clients in both civil and criminal cases, argued cases in state and federal appellate courts, and currently focuses on employment law.

As of September 4, 2024, Rich Moore’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Each Ohio district has 4 to 12 Court of Appeals judges, depending on case volume.
- Any three judges from a district form a court to review appeals from lower courts, checking for legal errors. The 10th district (Franklin County) also reviews cases from the Ohio Court of Claims, which handles civil suits against the state.
- This court is the only appellate court before the Ohio Supreme Court and can issue orders like writs of habeas corpus, which forces a jail to justify holding someone, or writs of mandamus, which directs a government official to perform a mandatory duty.
- Judges serve a 6-year term, are elected in partisan elections, and earn a salary of $178,100.
- To qualify, judges must have been practicing law in Ohio for at least one year and have six years of experience as a lawyer or judge in any U.S. court. 