Kristin Volk leverages her prior career as an investigative journalist to support the litigation teams at Tucker Ellis, a full-service law firm with 240 lawyers and nearly a dozen locations nationwide.
Before becoming an attorney, Kristin spent more than a decade as a broadcast journalist in Washington, DC, New York, Chicago, and Cleveland. In Washington, D.C., she worked for various news bureaus, including the Scripps National Investigative Unit, producing and reporting stories for local Scripps stations nationwide. While at ABC News in New York, Kristin worked with Diane Sawyer, Charlie Gibson and the late Barbara Walters on a variety of in-depth stories. At NewsChannel 5 in Cleveland, Kristin won an Emmy for uncovering mismanagement within a disgraced government agency. She also covered the discovery of the three Cleveland women who had been missing for roughly a decade, and she received a state award for uncovering the troubling conditions of state-sponsored homes for individuals with mental health issues.
A native of Toledo, Ohio, Kristin earned her J.D. and MBA from the University of Toledo. She earned her bachelor’s degree in communications from Denison University and her master’s in journalism from Northwestern University.
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