TILLMAN KOLINSKI, P.A. - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- Partner
- Partner at Tillman Kolinski
Jordan is a partner at Tillman Kolinski, P.A., and is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin La Crosse, where he earned a Bachelors of Science degree in Political Science and Psychology. In addition to his studies, Jordan was a four-year member of the UW La Crosse wrestling team, earning All-American recognition in three of his four years on the mat and in the classroom.
Jordan attended Hamline Law School in Minneapolis where he was a member of the Dean's List and the National Lawyers Guild. While attending Hamline Law School he was a law clerk for a Minneapolis general practice law firm, whose primary focus was personal injury law.
In 2012, Jordan and his former law partner Matthew, formed Kolinski & McMullen, LLC. Jordan's practice focused on personal injury, family law, and criminal defense. In 2016, Kolinski & McMullen, LLC was dissolved when Jordan joined Florin Roebig, PA as a full time attorney. While at Florin Roebig, PA, Jordan's practice focused on personal injury cases. Jordan worked for Florin Roebig, PA from 2016 until April of 2021, when he left the firm to form Tillman Kolinski, PA.
Jordan has handled hundreds and hundreds of cases involving all types of personal injuries including: car accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, sexual assaults, burns, and other injury/insurance disputes. Jordan deals with insurance companies on a daily basis and enjoys helping his clients navigate this arena. Jordan is also a Minnesota No-Fault Arbitrator deciding claims brought before him through the American Arbitration Association. Jordan is licensed to practice law in Minnesota State and Federal Court.
Outside of the office Jordan enjoys spending time with his family, camping, fishing (including ice-fishing), bow hunting, and playing just about any sport. Jordan is easy to talk to and even easier to work with. Jordan has a passion for forming solid relationships with his clients which in turn allows him to be a zealous advocate for them.