About Andrew Robert
Andrew Robert Schuman is a personal injury attorney based in Bowling Green, Ohio. He has been practicing law in the state since 2000, after graduating from the Franklin Pierce Law Center. His primary office is located at 610 Fifth Street, Bowling Green, OH 43402. Schuman's practice encompasses several areas of law, including personal injury, criminal law, divorce, and collections. He is licensed to practice in Ohio and has been an active member of the Wood County Bar Association since the beginning of his career. Throughout his legal career, Schuman has been involved in various legal proceedings. In 1998, the Supreme Court of Ohio suspended him from practicing law for one year due to professional misconduct.
This misconduct included collecting a clearly excessive fee and making false statements to a tribunal. The court's decision to partially stay the suspension allowed Schuman to resume practice under specific conditions, demonstrating the court's willingness to provide him with an opportunity for rehabilitation. In 2017, Schuman faced further disciplinary action for misrepresentations made to a court while attempting to collect another excessive fee. He acknowledged his violations and stipulated to the findings. As a result, the Supreme Court of Ohio imposed a one-year suspension, with six months stayed on conditions. Schuman was reinstated to the practice of law in 2018 after he demonstrated substantial compliance with the court's order. This lets the attorney continue serving his clients in Bowling Green.
In addition to his disciplinary challenges, Schuman has been active in civil litigation. In 2017, he filed a public records request with the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, seeking information from the new hire database. The department denied the request, citing statutory limitations on disclosure. In response, Schuman filed a complaint under R.C. 2743.75, alleging denial of access to public records. This case illustrates his commitment to advocating for transparency and accountability within public agencies. Despite the challenges he has faced, Schuman has maintained a robust legal practice in Bowling Green.
He offers services in personal injury, criminal defense, divorce, and collections, making him a versatile attorney for his clients. His office operates Monday through Friday, providing consultations by appointment. Prospective clients can reach him at (419) 352-9999 or visit his website for more information about his services and legal expertise. Schuman's dedication to his practice and his clients remains evident as he continues to handle the requirements of the legal field in Ohio.
