Jedidiah Bressman is an attorney at Bressman Law in Dublin, Ohio, where he focuses his practice on representing injury victims in personal injury, toxic tort, and catastrophic accident litigation. Practicing alongside his father, David Bressman, in a second-generation family-owned firm, he carries forward a dedicated family tradition of client advocacy. Drawing on a personal background in wrestling shared with members of the firm, he approaches legal challenges with strategic discipline and persistent trial preparation.
Prior to joining Bressman Law, Bressman served as a Judicial Staff Attorney for the Honorable Judge Frederick Nelson on the Tenth District Court of Appeals of Ohio, assisting with legal research and record review for appellate judicial opinions. He also served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Health and Human Services division of the Ohio Attorney General's Office, representing state administrative agencies in hearings, court appeals, and injunctive relief actions.
Bressman earned his Juris Doctor from the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. During law school, he served as a researcher for law professors Arthur F. Greenbaum and Steven F. Huefner and led the Moritz chapter of the Federalist Society, which earned national recognition as the James Madison Chapter of the Year during his tenure. Upon graduation, the law school's deans honored him with the John J. Adams Memorial Award for his outstanding contributions to law-related student activities.
Licensed to practice law in Ohio, Bressman is an active member of professional organizations including the Ohio Association for Justice, the Ohio State Bar Association, and the Columbus Bar Association. He advocates for clients across Ohio in complex accident and injury matters.