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Yvette McGee Brown advises clients facing government scrutiny related to police misconduct, discrimination, disparate impact, Title IX, internal investigations, and other issues. She brings her unique perspective to complex legal matters, honed from experience both before and behind trial and appellate court benches. Yvette’s 11 years as a jurist were highlighted by service as a justice on the Ohio Supreme Court, after which she returned to private practice, assisting clients across a range of difficult legal issues. Yvette has considerable experience navigating high-profile and time-sensitive matters, including those involving public corruption, discrimination, regulatory enforcement, and constitutional challenges. She divides her time between investigations, initial trial court representations, and appellate matters, defending clients in employment matters and complex litigation involving a variety of issues and industries.


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Yvette McGee Brown

Partner
Jones Day
Columbus, OH & Cleveland, OH

Practice Area: Business & Tort Litigation

BTI Client Service All-Star History

  • 2020
All-Star

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

"Yvette is always available, no matter the emergency – I know I can count on her to be responsive and get the answers I need."
"Yvette is responsive to our requests and a quick learner."
"She has a great legal mind."
"Yvette works hard and gets the job done."


MY CLIENT PHILOSOPHY

"My approach to client service starts with understanding the client’s goals and the impact the legal issues may have on the business. Rarely is the issue solely legal. From the beginning it’s a partnership dedicated to our client’s objectives and achieving their best result. I listen, take the time to get to know my in-house colleagues, and what is important to them, including the business objectives and risk tolerance. Our relationship transcends individual matters and focuses on our long term commitment."

– Yvette McGee Brown

ALL-STAR BIOGRAPHY

Yvette McGee Brown advises clients facing government scrutiny related to police misconduct, discrimination, disparate impact, Title IX, internal investigations, and other issues. She brings her unique perspective to complex legal matters, honed from experience both before and behind trial and appellate court benches. Yvette’s 11 years as a jurist were highlighted by service as a justice on the Ohio Supreme Court, after which she returned to private practice, assisting clients across a range of difficult legal issues. Yvette has considerable experience navigating high-profile and time-sensitive matters, including those involving public corruption, discrimination, regulatory enforcement, and constitutional challenges. She divides her time between investigations, initial trial court representations, and appellate matters, defending clients in employment matters and complex litigation involving a variety of issues and industries.

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+1-614-281-3867

Yvette McGee Brown

Partner
Jones Day
Columbus, OH & Cleveland, OH

Practice Area: Business & Tort Litigation

M&A All-Star

ALL-STAR BIOGRAPHY

Yvette McGee Brown advises clients facing government scrutiny related to police misconduct, discrimination, disparate impact, Title IX, internal investigations, and other issues. She brings her unique perspective to complex legal matters, honed from experience both before and behind trial and appellate court benches. Yvette’s 11 years as a jurist were highlighted by service as a justice on the Ohio Supreme Court, after which she returned to private practice, assisting clients across a range of difficult legal issues. Yvette has considerable experience navigating high-profile and time-sensitive matters, including those involving public corruption, discrimination, regulatory enforcement, and constitutional challenges. She divides her time between investigations, initial trial court representations, and appellate matters, defending clients in employment matters and complex litigation involving a variety of issues and industries.

Visit All-Star's Firm »