Practice Areas:
• Appellate Practice
• Business and
  Commercial Litigation
• Civil Rights
• Employment Law
• Fire and Casualty Claims
• First-Party and Bad
  Faith Litigation
• Insurance Defense
• Insurance Coverage
• Governmental Liability
• Personal Injury Defense
• Products Liability
• School Law
• Professional Liability
• Medical Malpractice
• Legal Malpractice
• Representation of
  individuals

Subashi, Wildermuth, & Dinkler

The attorneys at Subashi, Wildermuth & Dinkler pride themselves in providing a quality and cost effective defense to both their public and private clients. They have represented public and private employers, including their officers and employees, in every area of civil litigation. Specifically, the firm has represented clients in everything from small municipal court claims to huge multi-party litigation in the United States Supreme Court.

Subashi, Wildermuth & Dinkler has defended private and public employers in discrimination (age, gender, race and disability), sexual harassment, retaliation, Family Medical Leave Act, defamation, and negligence claims. The firm's attorneys have appeared on behalf of their clients in both federal and state trial and appellate courts, as well as before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and Ohio Civil Rights Commission. They have defended civil rights claims unique to public employers, including political advocacy, police use of force and false arrest, free speech, political advocacy, zoning, eminent domain, and separation of church and state constitutional claims.

Not only does Subashi, Wildermuth & Dinkler provide general counsel advice to municipalities and school boards on a variety of issues, the firm has had considerable success in defending local and foreign corporations in contract and product liability claims. Finally, the firm maintains a vital balance in its practice by representing countless individuals in general insurance defense claims and in pro bono work on behalf of the Greater Dayton Volunteer Lawyers Project. .

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