Oct. 26, 2026
Hannah Barnhorn, Esq.
Pilot Chemical https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannahbarnhorn/
About The Lecturer
Hannah Barnhorn is a 2005 graduate of the University of Dayton School of Law and maintains her law license in Ohio. During law school, she was the Assistant Director of the Academic Excellence Program, the academic support program that focused on improving graduation and bar passage results for non-traditional law school students.
After graduating from law school, she started teaching as an adjunct professor of legal studies and then joined LexisNexis as a Legal Research Consultant, handling the tricky, find the needle hidden in the haystack types of documents and cases. She directed the Paralegal Preference Program at LexisNexis, working with all of the paralegal program subscribers as well as creating the LexisNexis Paralegal Program of Mastery. She is currently an adjunct professor of paralegal studies, with an emphasis on legal research/writing; probate law; and business law.
Currently, she is the Legal Operations Specialist at Pilot Chemical where she combines her love of research, technology, and process improvement to assist all departments with exceeding compliance guidelines and managing contract workflow.
She has presented CLEs on a variety of legal research topics with an emphasis on open web research, including public records and social media. She also presents training on the intersection of social media and student practicums.
She recently published her first textbook, Introduction to Law, published by Pearson+.
In her spare time, she coaches youth sports at her local YMCA; has an amazing 8th grader; a wonderful spouse, and is the pack leader of the two family dogs.
Practice Area(s)
Law Practice Management
Education
B.A., Dowling College
J.D., University of Dayton School of Law
