Our Team

Grey W. Jones, Esq.

Grey W. Jones, Attorney at Law, was born into a family of trial lawyers. His dad, Wilbur Jones, defended cases for over 50 years. His brother and brother in law were also trial lawyers their entire career. As a result, he maintains a trial lawyer's approach to tax problems.

Currently, Grey still defends large companies such as the Nationwide Insurance Company. His relationship with Nationwide goes back to 1981 and he has defended them continuously all of these years with over 150 total jury verdicts to date.

Tax cases have been a part of Grey's practice since 1985. Currently, he has over 220 active tax files focused almost exclusively on "problem tax cases" such as liens, levies, audits, or enforcement action by the government.

Grey is admitted to the Ohio and Minnesota Bar, State and US District Court of Ohio, Supreme Court of Ohio, Federal Appeals District, and the US Tax Court.

Cheryl L. Ryan, Esq.

Cheryl L. Ryan, Attorney at Law, is a graduate of the Capital University Law School. She received her undergraduate degree from The Ohio State University. Cheryl has been with the firm and its predecessors since 1998.

She concentrates her practice primarily in the areas of defense litigation and tax problem resolution. Cheryl is admitted to the Supreme Court of Ohio and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio. She is a member of the Ohio State Bar Association and the Columbus Bar Association.

Sara Campbell

Sara Campbell handles all marketing and client relations for Jones & Ryan, as well as being the point of contact for all new and potential clients. Sara has been with the law firm since February of 2009 and has five years of previous law firm experience. She holds a degree in Social Sciences and is pursuing another in Marketing.

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