About Jennifer Ann
Jennifer Ann Curry trained in two Southern lecture rooms. She earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Memphis in 2009 and took her law degree from Mississippi College School of Law in 2012. The study room years set the groundwork for a practical legal path that moved shortly from administrative work into court-prepared roles.
Her work knowledge began outdoor the courthouse. In 2003 she labored as a workplace manager for Merge Realty Select Homes. That early administrative position preceded a position as a file clerk at Wilson & Associates in 2009, a year that also marked the completion of her undergraduate research. She then entered legal practice while finishing law program, becoming a member of The Rollins Law Office as a companion in 2011 and receiving her J.D. the following year.
Curry’s record shows membership in The Mississippi Bar. She is admitted to practice within the state of Mississippi and in the federal courts that take a seat throughout the state, which includes the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Mississippi and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi. Those admissions permit her to manage matters that begin in state judiciary and extend into federal hearings when necessary.
Colleagues describe Curry as attentive to detail and steady in case preparation. She moved from clerical and management roles into legal practice, which gives her an appreciation for the administrative side of operating a law office as well as the demands of client work. Her responsibilities at The Rollins Law Office have covered case intake and court representation, among other responsibilities tied to client advocacy and litigation preparation.
Her trail is realistic rather than ornate. She constructed knowledge thru incremental roles after which stepped right into a partnership position while finishing formal legal training. That combination of administrative experience and court admission shapes how she strategies casework. It also informs her interactions with clients and co-counsel, who notice she understands the office work in addition to the procedural steps required in litigation.
As of 2026 she continues to practice at The Rollins Law Office. She represents clients in proceedings in Mississippi state courts and within the U.S. District Courts for the Northern and Southern Districts of Mississippi, the place she handles things springing up beneath the jurisdictions to which she is licensed.
