Gallagher Sharp

:: Price, Jamie ::

Jamie Price joined Gallagher Sharp as an Associate in 2011. Her practice involves the defense of lawyers against malpractice claims. She also represents employers in discrimination, harassment, whistle-blowing, as well as violations or enforcement of non-compete agreements. Her experience includes commercial litigation, breach of contract, post-trial motions and appeals at the state and federal levels.

Bar Admissions

2008, Ohio
United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio

Education

Northwestern University (B.A., with honors, 2005)
Case Western Reserve University School of Law (J.D. 2008)
Executive Notes Editor (2007-2008), Health Matrix Journal of Law-Medicine
Order of Barristers
Ault Mock Trial Team
Student Bar Association President (2007-2008)

Professional Organizations

American Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association
Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association
Academy of Court Reporting & Technology (Advisory Council)
Anti-Defamation League, Ohio/Kentucky/Allegheny Region (Board, Co-Chair Civil Rights Committee)
Judge John M. Manos American Inn of Court, Associate

Publications

“Attorney-Client Privilege in the Tech Age: How to Ensure Your Multimedia Communications are Protected,” Lawyer’s Professional Liability Update, LawyerCare, Vol. 12, No. 2, Summer/Fall 2012
“Case Note: National Day Laborer Organizing Network v. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency,” American Bar Association, Litigation Pretrial and Practice Discovery Committee, March 4, 2011
“Cutting Through the FOG: How Restaurants Can Save Money...and the Enironment,” A La Carte, Ohio Restaurant Association, March 2009, co-author
“The FDA Clinical Trial Process: Effectuating Change in the Regulator Framework Governing Clinical Trials to Account for the Historical Shift from ‘Traditional’ to ‘New’ Phase I Trials," Health Matrix Journal of Law-Medicine, Summer, 2008

(216) 522-1092
jprice@gallaghersharp.com

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:: Practice Groups ::

:: Associated Library Items ::

Boundaries of the Attorney-Client Privilege in the Tech Age