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Manisha Bansal Kotian is a dedicated personal injury attorney based in Cincinnati, bringing over 20 years of litigation experience to her practice. With a deep understanding of the complexities that life can present, Manisha is committed to providing compassionate and effective legal representation for her clients. Her journey in law began early, fueled by her passion for advocacy, which she honed through participation in mock trial competitions during high school. Born in India and raised in the Cincinnati area, Manisha graduated from Lakota High School in 1986 and went on to earn a double major in Management and Marketing from the University of Cincinnati in 1989. She further pursued her legal education at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, graduating in 1992. Her legal career commenced with a focus on Asbestos Litigation and Workers’ Compensation at Goldberg, Persky, Jennings & White in Pittsburgh. In 1994, Manisha took her commitment to public service to the next level by joining Legal Aid in Missouri under the AmeriCorps Project. There, she played a critical role in developing family mediation programs for child custody and visitation disputes, while also advocating for victims of domestic violence. This background in family law complements her extensive experience in personal injury, allowing her to approach each case with empathy and a comprehensive understanding of her clients' needs. Manisha's multifaceted expertise and her unwavering dedication to her clients make her a trusted advocate in the Cincinnati community. Whether navigating the complexities of personal injury claims or providing support during challenging times, she stands ready to help clients achieve the best possible outcomes for their cases.
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