Strauss Troy, one of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky’s leading law firms, announced that Brett Renzenbrink has joined the firm as a litigation attorney. He focuses his practice in the areas of complex commercial and business litigation, real estate law, banking and foreclosure.
“The firm is continually adding new expertise to help us meet the growing demand for a wide-range of legal services in our community,” Strauss Troy President Jim Heldman said. “We are on a solid growth path for 2013.”
Prior to joining Strauss Troy, Renzenbrink practiced at a firm in Columbus, Ohio. He has also worked as a staff attorney to Magistrate Michael L. Bachman of the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas, where he drafted decisions on a variety of matters, including Board of Revision issues, employment and complex commercial litigation. Additionally, he has experience managing his own firm, Renzenbrink Law, where he handled criminal, civil and immigration issues for both individual and business clients.
During law school, Brett was actively involved in the Kenton County prosecutor’s office and the Ohio Justice and Policy Center, where he became the first non-attorney to argue and win in the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals on a Section 1983 Claim.
Renzenbrink is a graduate of Northern Kentucky University Chase College of Law (J.D., cum laude) The Ohio State University (B.A. cum laude). He is active in the Cincinnati Bar Association; Columbus Bar Association; Ohio State Bar Association, Kentucky Bar Association; Greater Cincinnati Mortgage Bankers Association; Columbus Bankers Association, and the Boys & Girls Club of America.