Roetzel welcomes associate Errin D. Jones to Cleveland office. Roetzel & Andress is pleased to announce that Errin D. Jones has joined the firm as an associate in its Corporate, Tax & Transactional Group in Cleveland. Jones focuses her practice on corporate and transactional matters. She assists clients with a wide range of business transactions, including commercial agreements, corporate governance, entity formation and financing matters. She also advises clients on real estate transactions and related matters. Jones earned her J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School and her B.A., summa cum laude, from the University of Akron.

Roetzel's Abigail Burke named to Greater Akron Chamber's 2026 30 for the Future class. Roetzel & Andress is proud to announce that associate Abigail Burke has been named a 2026 30 for the Future honoree by the Greater Akron Chamber (GAC). The annual program recognizes young professionals who demonstrate professional accomplishments, leadership and a commitment to the Greater Akron community. "Abby's commitment to Greater Akron is evident in both her legal practice and the time and energy she devotes to organizations throughout the community," said Justin Markey, Roetzel's shareholder-in-charge of the Akron office. "She has chosen to build her career here and is already making a meaningful impact on the region. We are proud to see her recognized among this year's 30 for the Future honorees." Burke practices public law and public finance, advising governmental and public-sector clients on governance, regulatory compliance and public finance transactions. She serves as bond counsel to port authorities and other public bodies, helping structure and close transactions that support infrastructure, economic development and public improvement projects. Before entering the legal profession, Burke worked in politics and public service at the national level, including on several U.S. Senate campaigns. After working in Washington, D.C., and on national political campaigns, she returned to Akron to establish her legal career and become more involved in the community. Burke serves on the Copley Community Improvement Corporation Board, which encourages the industrial, economic, commercial and civic development of Copley Township. She also serves on the Emerging Leaders Boards of Akron Children's Hospital and Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens. Burke is a member of the Akron Bar Association's Parentis & Nolan Leadership Class of 2026, where she is helping lead the class service project benefiting the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank, and the 2026 Ladder Down Cleveland class, a leadership development program focused on advancing and retaining women leaders in Northeast Ohio's legal profession. A graduate of Miami University and The University of Akron School of Law, Burke's professional and community involvement reflects her commitment to Greater Akron and Northeast Ohio. Burke was selected from a competitive pool of more than 100 nominees. An independent selection committee facilitated by the GAC selected this year's 30 honorees based on professional accomplishments, leadership and community service. Burke and her fellow honorees will be recognized at the GAC 30 for the Future Awards Celebration on Friday, Sept. 18, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Akron/Fairlawn.