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Aanchal Sharma is a Partner at Schneider Smeltz Spieth Bell LLP. She practices in the areas of business and commercial litigation and commercial real estate law. She routinely works with business entities and financial institutions involved in contract disputes and business tort claims, as well as commercial real estate disputes.
These practice areas also make her uniquely suited in the more specialized area of trust, estate and probate litigation. In this area, she has experience in fiduciary litigation, where she often assists in the prosecution and defense of clients involved in trust and estate matters. She regularly represents clients involved in actions for breach of fiduciary duty, accounting, will and trust construction, will contests, undue influence, fraudulent conveyance, claims against estates and claims involving guardianships.
As part of her commercial real estate practice, she represents financial institutions including banks, credit unions, publicly-traded government sponsored enterprises, private lenders, non-profit organizations, loan servicing organizations, mortgage lenders and construction professionals involved in commercial real estate lending, disputes and litigation.
She prides herself in working with clients to find solutions to complex legal problems by examining various dispute resolution options, whether by mediation, arbitration, trial or settlement. She briefs her clients on all available options, risks and benefits, to ensure that they feel comfortable and in control during legal proceedings.
Ms. Sharma received her J.D. from Case Western Reserve University School of Law, graduating in 2010. She earned a B.A. in Political Science and Sociology in 2007 from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
The Omnibus Probate Bill: SB 202, Ohio State Bar Association, April 2023
The New Battleground: Ohio Supreme Court Updates 2022, Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, April 2023
Ohio Supreme Court Updates 2022, Ohio State Bar Association, March 2023
Pandemic Continues: Supreme Court of Ohio Marches On, Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, May 2022”
Bueller…Bueller? No Days Off For Ohio’s Probate Courts: 2021 Case Updates, Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, February 2022
Moving Forward Facing the Reality of COVID-19, Primerus Paradigm, March 2021
Leases, Evictions and More: Landlord-Tenant Law 2021, NBI CLE Webinar, February 2021
As Some Districts Defy County Health Guidelines and Proceed with In-Person Learning, They Could Face Legal Challenges, Aanchal Sharma comments on WKYC Channel 3 TV news story, August 2020
Common Problem Areas in Probate Litigation, CMBA Litigation Section CLE, April 2017
Aanchal Sharma is a Partner at Schneider Smeltz Spieth Bell LLP. She practices in the areas of business and commercial litigation and commercial real estate law. She routinely works with business entities and financial institutions involved in contract disputes and business tort claims, as well as commercial real estate disputes.
These practice areas also make her uniquely suited in the more specialized area of trust, estate and probate litigation. In this area, she has experience in fiduciary litigation, where she often assists in the prosecution and defense of clients involved in trust and estate matters. She regularly represents clients involved in actions for breach of fiduciary duty, accounting, will and trust construction, will contests, undue influence, fraudulent conveyance, claims against estates and claims involving guardianships.
As part of her commercial real estate practice, she represents financial institutions including banks, credit unions, publicly-traded government sponsored enterprises, private lenders, non-profit organizations, loan servicing organizations, mortgage lenders and construction professionals involved in commercial real estate lending, disputes and litigation.
She prides herself in working with clients to find solutions to complex legal problems by examining various dispute resolution options, whether by mediation, arbitration, trial or settlement. She briefs her clients on all available options, risks and benefits, to ensure that they feel comfortable and in control during legal proceedings.
Ms. Sharma received her J.D. from Case Western Reserve University School of Law, graduating in 2010. She earned a B.A. in Political Science and Sociology in 2007 from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
The Omnibus Probate Bill: SB 202, Ohio State Bar Association, April 2023
The New Battleground: Ohio Supreme Court Updates 2022, Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, April 2023
Ohio Supreme Court Updates 2022, Ohio State Bar Association, March 2023
Pandemic Continues: Supreme Court of Ohio Marches On, Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, May 2022”
Bueller…Bueller? No Days Off For Ohio’s Probate Courts: 2021 Case Updates, Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, February 2022
Moving Forward Facing the Reality of COVID-19, Primerus Paradigm, March 2021
Leases, Evictions and More: Landlord-Tenant Law 2021, NBI CLE Webinar, February 2021
As Some Districts Defy County Health Guidelines and Proceed with In-Person Learning, They Could Face Legal Challenges, Aanchal Sharma comments on WKYC Channel 3 TV news story, August 2020
Common Problem Areas in Probate Litigation, CMBA Litigation Section CLE, April 2017