Law firm welcomes 2 new lawyers

SANDUSKY — Local law firm Kademenos, Wisehart, Hines, Dolyk & Wright Co. recently announced the two newest additions to its team. Molly Morris and Paige Hacker recently passed the Ohio Bar Exam and joined the firm as lawyers. "They're both incredibly talented," said firm partner Kyle Wright, adding how they're both "down-to-Earth good people." "They're both local and wanted to return to Sandusky to work," Wright said. "Their resumes travel to big firms in big cities, but they chose Sandusky." The company provided statements about both women: Paige Hacker Hacker graduated from Perkins High School in 2016 and currently resides in Castalia with her husband, Jude. Hacker attended BGSU Firelands full-time for her last two years of high school to get ahead in college. Following high school, she attended Kent State University. While at Kent State University, Hacker graduated with a double bachelor's degree in philosophy and criminology with a focus in legal studies in 2019. After being awarded a full-tuition scholarship, Hacker began attending the University of Toledo College of Law in August 2019. She was on the dean's list for multiple semesters and was a contributing symposium editor of the college's law review. Hacker graduated cum laude from Toledo in May 2022. She will continue to pursue a career in domestic relations, criminal and probate. She is most passionate about domestic relations because she is proud to come from a happily blended family that has overcome the normal struggles of today's world with divorce, re-marriage and complex family dynamics. She hopes to help guide people through the legal issues of similar situations in life. Molly Morris Morris was raised in Huron, graduated from Huron High School in 2014 and continues to reside in Huron with her husband, Jack. After high school, Morris attended Ohio University and was a member of Alpha Phi Omega, a national service fraternity dedicated to creating inclusive communities for a more peaceful world. While at Ohio University, Morris graduated with a bachelor's degree in political science. When she completed her studies in Athens, Morris moved to Utah for 11 months while her husband finished out his career in the U.S. Air Force. After being awarded a full-tuition scholarship, Morris began attending the University of Toledo College of Law in August 2019. She was on the dean's list for four semesters and the highest-ranking student in three of her classes. Morris was a contributing editor of the college's law review and is a published author. She graduated magna cum laude from Toledo in May 2022. She was ranked eighth in her class of 89 students. Morris will continue to pursue a career in the area of personal injury law. She is passionate about personal injury work because it gives her the opportunity to guide individuals through some of the toughest moments of their lives and allows them to focus on healing rather than worrying about jumping through the legal hoops on their own.