Natalie K. Ditmars
Area of Practice:
- Civil Litigation
Education:
- Bachelor's Degree with distinction, Iowa State University, 2002
- Juris Doctorate with distinction, University of Iowa College of Law, 2005
Experience:
- Joined Bradley & Riley PC in 2007
- Terpstra, Epping & Willett, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 2005-2007
Birth Information:
- 1980 Council Bluffs, Iowa
Professional Memberships and Positions:
- American Bar Association
- Iowa State Bar Association
- Linn County Bar Association
- Board of Governors, former member
- Linn Law Club, Past President
- Johnson County Bar Association
Bar Admissions:
- Iowa State Courts
- United States District Court for the Northern and Southern Districts of Iowa
Civic and Volunteer Involvement:
- Cedar Rapids Library Foundation Board of Directors, Secretary and former President
- Cedar Valley Humane Society Board of Directors
- Impact CR, member and former Legal Advisor to the Board of Directors
- Waypoint Public Policy Committee, former member
- Staff writer for Hoopla, a magazine higlighting everything the Cedar Rapids/Iowa City Corridor has to offer
- Junior Achievement volunteer classroom teacher
- Graduate of Cedar Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce Leadership for Five Seasons Program
- Cedar Rapids Big Brothers Big Sisters, former big sister
Representative Cases:
- Steve Bennington v. Keith Westercamp and Appraisal Associates Company, United States District Court for the Northern District of Iowa (Case No. 10-67)(2011). Successfully defended a licensed real estate appraiser in a lawsuit filed by a buyer of the appraised property by obtaining a ruling that the buyer failed to state a claim upon which relief could be granted.
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