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Cincinnati, Ohio Litigation Firm ---- High Stakes Litigation. High Performance. --- Durst Kerridge was founded by a close-knit group of attorneys dedicated to the art and craft of trial lawyering and appellate advocacy. ---Corporate and individual clients (and attorneys in need of local counsel) from across the U.S. and around the world entrust us with commercial and complex civil litigation matters that must be litigated or arbitrated in Ohio. We pursue every case relentlessly, using our battle-tested skills to craft imaginative solutions both in and out of the courtroom. --- Few litigation boutiques match our record.
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600 Vine Street, 45202, Cincinnati, United States
- 5136214999
- office@durst.law
- durst.law
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