In February of 2009, Mr. McNair was invited to speak at the Capital University Law School Symposium about starting his own law practice.

In July of 2008, Mr. McNair was invited to speak at the Columbus Bar Leadership Academy about the benefits of building successful professional relationships within the legal and non-legal community.

In September of 2008, Mr. Petroff was invited to be the Vanderbilt University Alumni Speaker at Upper Arlington High School’s College Fair.

In January of 2008, Mr. Petroff was invited to be the key note speaker at The Ohio State University’s Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity quarterly meeting. Mr. Petroff spoke about the Law School Admissions Process, Law School Curriculum, and an introduction into the field of Family Law.

In July of 2007, Mr. McNair presented a "Know Your Law" session on behalf of the Mid-Ohio Worker's Association regarding Landlord / Tenant issues.

In May of 2007, Mr. McNair was the featured speaker on "Setting Goals And Getting Results From Your Networks" at the Columbus Bar Leadership Academy.

In November of 2007, Mr. McNair was invited to speak at the Columbus Bar Leadership Academy. Mr. McNair’s speech was titled “Go fish - Setting goals and getting results from professional relationships.” Mr. McNair focused his talk on encouraging the people you know to help you accomplish your goals in ways that will strengthen your relationships, not damage them.

In October of 2007, Mr. McNair lectured on the differences between business entities and how to properly limit liability at the American Institute of Alternative Medicine.

In December of 2006, Mr. McNair lectured to a graduating class of insurance adjusters from a Fortune 500 company regarding business entity formation.

In November of 2004, Mr. McNair was asked to sit on a panel for a local Business Advisory Council along with many other influential civic leaders, including a bank president, a high-end commercial developer, and the CEO of a local insurance agency.