Dinsmore & Shohl LLP is pleased to announce the elevation of 16 attorneys to partnership, effective January 1, 2025. In addition to these well-earned advancements, the Firm has appointed five new members to its Board of Directors and named a new department chair, further strengthening its leadership team. These promotions and appointments reflect Dinsmore’s ongoing commitment to recognizing talent, creating pathways to growth and positioning the Firm for continued success across its nationwide footprint.
Partners elected to the Board of Directors include: Stacey Borowicz (Columbus), Joseph Tucker (Louisville), Michael “Misha” Rabinowitch (Indianapolis) and Michael Paul (Denver).
Erin Sutton, a partner in the Firm’s Columbus office, assumes the Finance department chair role and earns a seat on the Board.
Attorneys elevated to partner in 2025 include:
Melissa Black (Columbus) – Workers’ Compensation
Luke Curran (Chicago) – Intellectual Property
Branson Dunlop (Cincinnati) – Commercial Litigation
Christen Hignett (Columbus) – Workers’ Compensation
Brandon Holmes (Tampa) – Commercial Litigation
Matt Ingersoll (Chicago) – Public Finance
Jacqueline McCloskey (Cincinnati) – Corporate
Brian Metcalf (Los Angeles) – Corporate
Courtney Samford (Lexington) – Labor and Employment
Kevin Simon (Dayton) – Corporate
Yogi Snider (Indianapolis) – Commercial Litigation
Joseph Stephens (Cincinnati) – Labor and Employment
Annie Turner (Los Angeles) – Labor and Employment
Ross Wilson (Cincinnati) – Commercial Litigation
Christi Weber (Pittsburgh) – Real Estate
Greg Wuennenberg (Cincinnati) – Intellectual Property
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