| Areas
of Practice: |
Ms. Ditmars practices in the area of Civil Litigation. |
| Education
and Experience: |
Natalie K. Ditmars earned her bachelor's degree in Economics and Political Science from Iowa State University, with distinction, in 2002 and received her law degree from the University of Iowa College of Law, with distinction, in 2005. Before joining Bradley & Riley PC in 2007, Ms. Ditmars practiced with Terpstra, Epping & Willett of Cedar Rapids. |
| Bar
Admissions: |
Ms. Ditmars is licensed to practice in the Iowa State Courts and the United States District Courts for the Northern and Southern Districts of Iowa. |
| Memberships
and Positions: |
Ms. Ditmars is a member of the American Bar, Iowa State Bar, and Linn County Bar Associations. She is currently a member of the Linn County Bar Association Board of Governors and President of the Linn Law Club. |
| Of
Mention: |
In addition to professional memberships and activities, Ms. Ditmars is active in the Cedar Rapids community. She is a member of the Waypoint Public Policy Committee and the Cedar Rapids Library Foundation Board of Directors. She serves on the Access Iowa Board of Directors as legal advisor and also participates in the Cedar Rapids Big Brothers/Big Sisters program. |
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