Admissions

  • Ohio, 1973
  • U.S. District Court, Northern District of Ohio, 1993

Education

Case Western Reserve University, J.D., 1973

Kent State University, B.A. (Political Science), 1970

Profile

“The best outcomes and benefits occur when the attorney and client partner together.” 

During her more than 45 years as an attorney, Linde Hurst Webb has seen how effective it can be when attorneys work in conjunction with their clients.  This holds true no matter if the issues involve eminent domain, real estate, sunshine laws, trusts, estates, probate or guardianships.  

Formerly employed as an assistant attorney general working with the Ohio Department of Transportation, Ms. Webb handled matters involving the acquisition of property through the eminent domain process.  Because Ms. Webb has worked on both sides of eminent domain cases, the knowledge she has amassed aids her in reaching clients’ goals of fair and equitable settlements.  Whether representing businesses or individuals, Ms. Webb ensures her clients know the process and their rights.  

Ms. Webb has been in private practice since leaving the government’s employ and is now of counsel with Eastman & Smith. 

In real estate matters, Ms. Webb addresses diverse issues including appraisals, real estate valuation challenges and zoning.  She has represented individuals, businesses, developers and government agencies.  The result is clients have an attorney who can understand each side’s point of view.  Additionally, she has a vast knowledge of appraisal and real estate valuation techniques.  

Estates, trusts, probates and guardianships can involve emotional issues and unpleasant disagreements.  Suspicions of wrongdoing just add to the tension.  Ms. Webb has years of experience handling problematic matters, such as misappropriation of funds and property.  Clients can be confident that Ms. Webb is aware of the emotions evoked and does her best to resolve issues promptly and fairly. 

After earning a degree in political science, Ms. Webb attended Boston University College of Law, ultimately attaining her law degree from Case Western Reserve University.  A resident of Toledo, Ms. Webb enjoys a variety of sports including squash, paddle tennis, pickleball and golf.