About Jason Charles
Jason Charles Kuhlman earned his J.D. from the University of Kentucky College of Law in 2001 after completing undergraduate studies at the University of Kentucky, the place he received a B.A. in Integrated Strategic Communications in 1998. His schooling combined legal training with a background in communications. That mix has formed how he approaches clients and instances.
After law school, Kuhlman constructed a tradition that spans state and federal courts in the Ohio 6Kentucky region. He is licensed to the bars of Ohio and Kentucky and holds admission to practice in the Eastern District of Kentucky, the Southern District of Ohio and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. Those credentials allow him to handle things at trial and on attraction across more than one boards.
Kuhlmans undergraduate work in integrated strategic communications informs his court work. He has a tendency to border legal arguments with an eye fixed towards clarity and persuasion. Clients and colleagues have noted a realistic approach to hassle solving and an emphasis on clean written and oral work. He frequently prepares filings and briefs intended to be straightforward and accessible to judges and opposing counsel.
Over the years he has litigated in both district courts and appellate settings. He has experience moving instances thru pretrial, trial and appellate processes. Kuhlman often handles procedural and substantive motions and prepares appellate briefs for evaluate on the circuit courtroom level. He also works on things that require coordination throughout state and federal rules and timelines.
His practice operates in the overlapping legal landscapes of Ohio and Kentucky, a place where state and federal systems often intersect. That surroundings calls for a knowing of differing court procedures and deadlines. Kuhlman applies that knowledge when managing case calendars, preparing court filings and arguing before judges in multiple jurisdictions.
He keeps a tradition that serves clients who want representation in the courts where he's admitted. His current practice focuses on representing clients in state and federal courts across Ohio and Kentucky.
