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Jennifer Porter Tinsley

Lead Attorney at Postman Law
Chicago, IL21 years experience

About Jennifer Porter Tinsley

Jennifer Porter Tinsley is the Lead Attorney for Postman Law's Ohio and Kentucky offices, based in Cincinnati. She brings nearly two decades of personal injury law expertise to the firm, having practiced since August 2004. Her practice includes bench and jury trials, high-stakes appellate oral arguments, and significant contributions to landmark cases, notably the Ohio Supreme Court's Robinson v. Bates decision. Before joining Postman Law, she served as Managing Attorney at a major plaintiff's personal injury firm in Cincinnati, where she managed team dynamics, developed marketing strategies, and mentored junior counsel. She is known for a client-focused approach and for building enduring relationships with clients that last long after their cases conclude.

Practice areas

Education

University of Cincinnati College of Law
J.D., 2002
University of Notre Dame
Undergraduate, 1998

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Ohio
State Bar of Kentucky

Awards & recognition

Dean's List (University of Cincinnati College of Law)
Law Review (University of Cincinnati College of Law)

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