About Konrad
Konrad Kircher is a lawyer that specialize in private damage and civil rights regulation, practicing in Lebanon, Ohio. A member of the Ohio State Bar since 1992, he also joined the Kentucky Bar in 1995. His legal credentials prolong to all federal courts in both Ohio and Kentucky, showcasing his extensive attain in the judicial system. Mr. Kircher earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Dayton School of Law in 1992. He laid the foundation for a career dedicated to advocating for the rights of people. Before embarking on his legal journey, Mr.
Kircher served as an infantry officer within the U.S. Marine Corps from 1984 to 1989. This army knowledge not solely instilled self-discipline but also fostered a strong commitment to justice and service. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from the U.S. Naval Academy, graduating in 1984, which further gave him the analytical abilities important for his legal practice. At Rittgers Rittgers & Nakajima, Mr. Kircher makes a speciality of representing sufferers of sexual assault and civil rights violations.
His work has led to significant victories for his clients, which includes a notable $three.75 million resolution for a wrongful death declare in 2023. Additionally, he secured a $3 million coverage limit settlement for an anoxic brain damage resulting from an incident involving an unsupervised child at a leisure pool facility. These cases highlight his commitment to achieving justice for those who've suffered due to negligence and abuse. In 2022, Mr. Kircher began a two-yr time period as President of the National Crime Victim Bar Association, a position that indicates his management in advocating for survivors of sexual abuse. His commitment to this cause is in addition evidenced by his long-standing role as co-chair of the Child Sex Abuse Section. Through these roles, he has labored tirelessly to raise awareness and sell legal reforms that benefit sufferers.
Active in a number of expert institutions, Mr. Kircher is a member of the National Crime Victim’s Bar Association, the American Association for Justice, and the Ohio Association for Justice, among others. In 2019, he acquired the J. Thomas Henretta Distinguished Advocate Award from the Ohio Association for Justice, spotting his advocacy on behalf of sexual assault survivors. His involvement in the Ohio Association for Justice consists of efforts to enact legislation aimed at removing barriers to justice for crime sufferers. Through his work, Mr. Kircher continues to make a meaningful effect within the area of regulation, championing the rights of those who've been wronged.
