About Teri Rasmussen
trasmussen@plunkettcooney.com
(614) 629-3014
Teri Rasmussen has helped guide clients in making legally informed business decisions for more than twenty years. Her pragmatic strategic thinking has enabled her to provide strong practical counsel and advice to businesses and their owners facing a variety of challenges and legal concerns.
As an attorney in the Columbus office of Plunkett Cooney, Teri focuses her practice on business, corporate, commercial, and real estate law. She concentrates her own practice on matters such as creditors' rights, business insolvency and bankruptcy, workouts and turnarounds, loan structuring, negotiation, and documentation, and commercial litigation. She also assists clients with business acquisitions, mergers, and sales; business formation; debt and equity financing; contract review and negotiation; relations among business owners; real estate purchase and leasing; and other general business, commercial, corporate and real estate law issues.
To learn more about what Teri can do for clients in these areas, visit this summary of Practice Areas, or read About This Blog and My Approach to Lawyering. You might also be interested in reading her post on this blog about Why Every Client Should Want an Attorney Who Blawgs.
Teri received her J.D. legal degree cum laude from the University of Michigan Law School where she was a member of the University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform Editorial Board, as well as serving as a research assistant to Prof. James J. White, a well recognized authority on the Uniform Commercial Code. She is admitted to practice before the courts of all Ohio state and federal courts (including bankruptcy court), as well as before the United States Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Throughout her career, Teri has been actively engaged in the leadership of numerous professional and business organizations. She is a Past Chair of the Columbus Bar Association Financial Institutions Committee and of the Ohio State Bar Association Banking, Commercial, and Bankruptcy Law Committee. Currently Teri has been appointed to the membership of the Ohio State Bar Association Legal Ethics and Professional Conduct Committee. She was also a cofounder of Women for Economic and Leadership Development (WELD) and served on its Board of Directors for many years.
Teri has also made strong contributions through her involvement in various other civic and community organizations. She is an alumna of Leadership Columbus's FOCUS Columbus program and of Leadership Dublin. In addition, Teri is a Past President of the Columbus Chapter of Executive Women's Golf Association and served on the Board of Governors for Leatherlips Yacht Club for several years. She has also served on the Board of Directors for CATCO (aka Contemporary American Theatre Company) while it transitioned to Equity status and for the Central Ohio Chapter of the American Leukemia Society.
To learn more about Teri, visit her bio on the website of Plunkett Cooney or 
Plunkett Cooney is one of the premier general practice law firms of the Midwestern United States with approximately 150 attorneys located in offices in Columbus, Ohio, Indianapolis, Indiana and throughout Michigan. It strives to deliver a fearlessly determined team of distinctive legal advisors personally committed to achieving the right results desired by each particular client from the boardroom to the courtroom.
The Columbus, Ohio office of Plunkett Cooney, with an emphasis on matters involving title insurance, real estate, banking, and business, is located at 300 East Broad Street , Suite 590, Columbus Ohio 43215 on the east side of downtown Columbus near the Columbus Public Library and Capital University Law School. It offers representation to businesses, professionals, and individuals in many areas of law, including
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business, corporate,and commercial matters
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creditors' rights
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real estate
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title insurance
- insurance defense
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general civil and appellate litigation
The Columbus, Ohio office of Plunkett Cooney serves business, professional, and individual clients in Central Ohio - including Bexley, Clintonville, Dublin, Gahanna, German Village, Grandview, Grove City, Hilliard, New Albany, Powell, Upper Arlington, Victorian Village, Westerville, and Worthington -, as well as throughout the States of Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana and across the nation.
This blog is not intended as legal advice as every situation differs and you should consult an attorney about your particular legal concern. This blog (as well as any comments to posts on this blog) is not an offer to represent you nor is it intended to form an attorney-client relationship.
Teri,
Very nice website. I also liked the blog.
Rose Marie