Jordan Marsh has been trying cases for nearly 30 years. He began his
career as a legislative intern before moving on to the City of Chicago
Law Department, where he represented the city and its employees
in personal injury, civil rights, and other matters. Jordan litigated
countless cases in state and federal courts, ranging from soft-tissue cases
to catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases. He was named one
of the 40 Illinois Attorneys Under 40 to Watch by the Chicago Daily
Law Bulletin, which hailed him as “one of the city’s most energetic and
resourceful trial attorneys.”

Since 2016, Jordan has been representing citizens against law enforcement
and other government actors, obtaining millions of dollars in settlements
and verdicts for his clients. Jordan has taught trial advocacy, coached a
trial advocacy team, judged trial advocacy competitions, and served as a
faculty member with the Kirkland Institute for Trial Advocacy. He has
tried more than 70 jury trials to verdict. Jordan lives in the Chicago area
with his family and a dog named Paulie.