Beth is the managing partner at Burdge & Wells Law Office in Dayton, Ohio. She joined the firm in 2004 and concentrates her practice litigating defective RV cases brought on behalf of consumers nationwide.

Beth also co-authored Chapter 25 of the 2007-2024 editions of the Baldwin’s Ohio Consumer Law Handbook, Assistive Device Lemon Law, and co-edited Chapter 6 on Odometer Fraud in those same years. She also co-edited Chapter 7 on Lemon Law in 2011-2024. The Baldwin book is widely considered to be the leading authority on Consumer Law in Ohio.

Beth has represented consumers in mediations, jury trials, arbitration hearings, before many Ohio Courts of Appeal, and before the US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit Court, and she is admitted to practice in Ohio, Kentucky, Iowa, Indiana, a total of 14 different US District Courts nationwide, including those in Ohio, Kentucky, Iowa and Indiana, and US Courts of Appeal for the Seventh and Second Circuits.

Throughout the years, Beth has spoken as a guest lecturer on various Consumer Law topics at the University of Toledo, at many National Association of Consumer Advocates ("NACA") and National Consumer Law Center ("NCLC") conferences, at the Florida Bar Annual Convention, and at the Practicing Law Institute.

Beth is a graduate of Clemson University, where she received her bachelor degree in English, cum laude, in 2000. While attending Clemson, she was also a member of the varsity cross country and track teams, receiving All-ACC honors in both.

Beth received her law degree from the University of Toledo College of Law, cum laude, in 2004. While at the University of Toledo, she participated in Law Review as an associate member, and later as a Note and Comment Editor. While acting as an associate member her law review article, Warrantless Traffic Stops: A Suspension of Constitutional Guarantees in Post September 11th America, 34 U. Tol. L. Rev. 899, was selected for publication.

Beth is a member of the Dayton, Ohio, Kentucky, and St. Joseph County Bar Associations, and the National Association of Consumer Advocates.

When Beth is not representing consumers in Court or at her desk, her competitive spirit finds its outlet in running for the Dayton Track Club Elite, and she enjoys family time with her daughters Haley and Mia and her husband, Ryan.