tmadison@madisonrosan.com
Partner
Timothy G. Madison
Timothy Madison's practice concentrates on various aspects of commercial and residential real estate, real estate and business litigation, real property valuation matters (Board of Revisions and Board of Tax Appeals), lease negotiation, land and site development, commercial real estate financing, and Ohio real estate brokerage law.
Mr. Madison is a Past President of Bexley City Council, has spoken for the Ohio State Bar Association on various real estate topics, and is an approved Ohio Division Real Estate lecturer. Prior to forming Madison & Rosan, LLP, Mr. Madison was a partner in the law firm of Swedlow, Butler, Lewis, Madison, and Dye.
Mr. Madison is the proud father of five amazing children. Outside of practicing law, Mr. Madison enjoys playing many sports and coaching youth sports. Mr. Madison was and is involved in many charitable organizations including Charity Newsies, Pelotonia, the Bexley Celebrations Association, and the Bexley Education Foundation.
Partner
Kristin E. Rosan
Ms. Rosan's practice concentrates on all aspects of administrative law, general real estate law, and business litigation. She represents real estate brokerages, agents, auctioneers, and appraisers in matters relating to professional standards, contract disputes, and litigation. She serves as an administrative hearing officer for several state agencies and handles appellate reviews of administrative decisions. Her practice includes services as a real estate license law expert witness and representation in general business litigation, including breach of contract, employment, and civil rights matters. Ms. Rosan also served as the Assistant City Attorney for the City of Gahanna from January 1, 2017, to December 31, 2019.
Ms. Rosan formerly served as the Chief Legal Counsel with the Ohio Division of Real Estate and is an approved real estate continuing education instructor. Ms. Rosan frequently lectures on behalf of the Ohio State and Columbus Bar Associations on regulatory initiatives that impact the real estate, appraisal, and auctioneer professions.
associate
Dante A. Marshall
Dante A. Marshall is an experienced attorney and business advisor with more than two decades of experience representing individuals, entrepreneurs, and businesses across a broad range of legal matters. Licensed in both Ohio and Georgia, Dante has built a reputation for providing thoughtful counsel, practical solutions, and strong client advocacy in litigation, business law, and dispute resolution.
Throughout his career, Dante has handled complex civil litigation, personal injury matters, business disputes, employment-related issues, administrative appeals, and contract negotiations.
In addition to his legal background, Dante brings a unique combination of technology and operational experience. With academic training in Computer Information Systems and Software Programming, along with professional experience in IT consulting and workforce analytics, he offers clients a modern, analytical approach to legal problem-solving and risk management.
Dante earned his Juris Doctor from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, where he served as President of the Sports and Entertainment Law Association. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems from DeVry University and a Bachelor of Science in Sport Management from West Virginia University.
associate
Emily Weber
Emily graduated from Capital University Law School in May 2025, earning her Juris Doctor, and was sworn in as an attorney in November 2025. She also holds a bachelor’s degree from University of South Alabama.
During law school, Emily gained valuable experience through externships with the Franklin County Probate Court and the Capital University Law School Legal Clinic, where she developed strong skills in legal research, writing, client advocacy, and courtroom procedure.
Emily now represents clients in both litigation and transactional matters, assisting with case strategy, drafting pleadings and motions, negotiating agreements, and guiding clients through each stage of the legal process.
In memoriam
Louie, Esq.
Louie truly was a one-of-a-kind dog. With his deeply wrinkled brow, soulful eyes, and impressively long, velvety ears, he was a creature of singular charm, beloved by all who knew him. As a dedicated (if part-time) "Pawyer" at Madison & Rosan, his contributions to the firm were invaluable. While he rarely handled litigation, he was considered the firm's foremost expert in client comfort and morale boosting. His specialties included napping under the conference table during meetings, providing a quiet, calming presence during intense negotiations, and performing "sniff and approval" audits on every lunch brought into the office. His slow, deliberate pace was a constant reminder to everyone to take a moment and breathe.