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Jodi Ginsberg

Jodi GinsbergJodi Brenner Ginsberg is an honors graduate of Newcomb College of Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. She was selected by her peers to deliver her class graduation address.

After graduation from college, Ms. Ginsberg moved to Atlanta and enrolled in the Georgia State University College of Law. She was elected senior editor of the Georgia State Law Review. She served as a third year practice associate with the Fulton County District Attorney and as a clerk for the Court reporter for the Supreme Court of Georgia.

Following graduation, Jodi accepted a position with Swift, Currie, McGhee & Hiers, a downtown Atlanta firm where her practice was concentrated in the area of workers’’ compensation insurance defense work, and medical malpractice.

In 1994, Jodi formed her own firm, Ginsberg & Associates where she created a practice dedicated to the interests of injured workers, auto accident injury litigation, Americans With Disabilities Act litigation, medical malpractice litigation and Social Security disability litigation.

In 1998, Jodi joined Ginsberg Law Offices, P.C., where she has been practicing workers’ compensation law for over 30 years advocating for injured workers and personal injury victims to obtain all benefits, medical care and potential settlements to which they are entitled. She is a member of the State Bar of Georgia, and has lectured at several seminars on worker’s compensation and Social Security disability. Jodi’s husband, Jonathan Ginsberg, is also a member of the firm and practices in the areas of consumer bankruptcy and Social Security disability.

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