Kristina W. Supler

Kristina W. Supler has dedicated more than fifteen years to protecting families during their most challenging times. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, she has developed a sophisticated practice in both federal and state courts, with a particular emphasis on internet-based crimes. Kristina is frequently called upon for her expertise in handling complex cases involving allegations of sexual assault, and she has been part of national defense teams representing students and executives facing prosecution both in the United States and internationally. Her adeptness extends to defending juveniles, especially those with physical or mental disabilities, in legal proceedings.

Kristina has earned a national reputation for her success in safeguarding the rights of students and professors in campus Title IX proceedings. Her services are particularly valuable in Title IX cases that coincide with criminal investigations. Beyond Title IX, Kristina assists students of all ages with academic and research misconduct issues, representing Greek organizations in disciplinary matters, and aiding in policy drafting and training implementation. When litigation is necessary in Title IX and other campus misconduct cases, Kristina has filed civil suits in federal courts nationwide and has a track record of negotiating favorable resolutions.

Her practice also includes representing individuals with complex mental health and neurological conditions, serving as a staunch advocate for clients with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). With specialized training in crisis communication, Kristina leads teams that address her clients' needs in court, educational institutions, workplaces, and the public arena.

Kristina is a prolific writer and speaker on student and education-related legal issues. Recognized as a key authority by journalists, she frequently appears on television and is often interviewed for her insights.