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Jacob Jordan, an Oxford native, is the newest addition to Tannehill, Carmean, & McKenzie. Prior to joining the firm, Jacob had the honor of serving as law clerk to Chief United States District Judge Michael P. Mills. While in law school, Jacob was a student attorney and staff researcher with the Mississippi Innocence Project, in which he partnered with attorneys and other students to represent inmates throughout Mississippi with viable claims of innocence. Jacob drafted petitions for post conviction relief that resulted in the exoneration in Hinds County, Mississippi, of Matthew Norwood, who had previously served fourteen years...

Mr. Mills offers the services of a tough, smart attorney who gets results for his criminal defense clients through forceful advocacy.

Michael served in the military as a United States Marine on deployments to Afghanistan and understands the pressures veterans face when returning home. He graduated from the University of Dayton School of Law and served as a clerk for a local judge.

He is admitted to practice law before all courts in the State of Ohio and the US Federal Court for the Southern District of Ohio.

I have 5 years of insurance defense experience working at one of the largest insurance defense firms in the state of Florida, where I represented and defended insurance companies in personal injury matters. Deposing plaintiffs, preparing, filing, and arguing summary judgment motions as well as other motion pleading. In 2006, I began working for a small Plaintiff firm representing providers and individuals in a variety of matters, including personal injury protection, bodily injury matters, landlord/tenants, and collection issues. I now have my general practice firm that provides legal solutions for personal injury, car accidents, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents, and truck accidents.