He is active in the local community, serving on the YMCA board for 10 years and president for 4 years. He is a member and past president of Rotary, and has been active in local politics. His dedication to the community is evidence of a desire to help others both through community service and the practice of law.

Lewis McEwen grew up on a small farm in Mercer County. During his early years, he was active in the 4H Club and president of his high school class. He served 8 years in the US Air Force working with Titan missiles and working on his law degree. While in the Air Force, he returned to Grove City and taught ROTC at Grove City College.

Tedd Nesbit was raised in Grove City, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Kennedy Catholic High School, in Hermitage, Pennsylvania and then attended Florida State University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science in 1989. Following college, Tedd moved to Atlanta, Georgia where he pursued a career in

film and television and subsequently moved to Columbia, South Carolina where he worked for several years as a television news reporter at the local CBS affiliate. It was during his time as a reporter covering trials in South Carolina that Tedd discovered his passion for litigation. In 1998, Tedd and his family moved back to Grove City and took a position as Human Resource Manager for a regional trucking company. In 2001 Tedd began his weekend commutes to Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan. Each weekend for three years, Tedd commuted to Lansing for law school. Despite being a weekend student, Tedd was named to the Dean’s list every term he was at Cooley. He won the Sol Seigal award for academic excellence. He also won the interschool Moot Court Competition, was on the National Moot Court team and was named assistant editor of the Law Review. In 2004, Tedd graduated Magna Cum Laude from Cooley with a juris doctorate degree. He was given the Alumni Association’s Distinguished Student Award for his graduating class. Following graduation from Cooley, Tedd passed the Ohio and Pennsylvania bar examinations and then spent a year as judicial clerk to the Honorable John C. Reed, Common Pleas Court of Mercer County. He joined McEwen and Nesbit in 2005. Tedd and his wife Shannon, live in Grove City, Pennsylvania with their three children, Bailie, Charlie and Mary Belle.