About William Jeffrey
William Jeffrey Shramek is an attorney licensed to practice in both Ohio and New York. He brings a combination of legal training and an undergraduate background in economics to his work. Colleagues describe him as steady and methodical. He has been a member of the Monroe County Bar Association since 2006.
He earned his Bachelor of Arts in economics from the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1989. He went on to receive his Juris Doctor from Cleveland State University College of Law, completing that degree in 1992. The sequence of degrees gives him a foundation in both analytical and legal reasoning. Those academic credentials have informed the way he approaches casework and client matters.
After law school he entered practice in the region covering the two states where he is licensed. Over the years his work has involved matters that require attention to both legal detail and numerical analysis. That combination reflects his economics background and legal training. He has maintained professional ties within the bar in New York through the Monroe County Bar Association since 2006, signaling steady engagement with the local legal community.
His day-to-day practice has included representation across a range of issues that commonly arise when state law intersects with financial or transactional questions. He approaches those matters by breaking problems into their component parts and addressing each in turn. Clients and peers often note his preference for careful preparation and clear explanation rather than headline-grabbing positions.
Shramek’s career path is typical of practitioners who operate in more than one jurisdiction. He handles filings and appearances consistent with rules in Ohio and New York, and he stays current on procedural changes in both states. That parallel practice requires administrative attention and ongoing professional development, and he has kept pace with those demands.
He currently maintains a cross-jurisdictional practice in Ohio and New York, handling matters that often intersect law and economics.
