Jordan D. Lebovitz

Trucking lawyer Jordan Lebovitz has been a vital member of the Nurenberg Paris law firm since 2013 where he has rapidly made a name for himself for his skillful and dedicated representation of his clients. Before joining the firm, Jordan served as captain of the nationally ranked Chicago-Kent College of Law Trial Advocacy Team where he developed his talent for evidence and trying cases. Since being at Nurenberg Paris he has set himself apart and found a practice area which he has become passionate about, trucking litigation.

To better help his clients, Jordan made it his personal mission to better understand the perspective of a truck driver and what it takes to operate safely, so he obtained his commercial driver’s license (CDL).

“It’s not really fair to be judgmental and pick apart what a driver may or may not be doing if you don’t really know what you’re talking about. So, I figured the best way to know what I am talking about is to go ahead and get the license myself.“

There are different rules of the road and expectations for those who own and/or operate a commercial vehicle. By obtaining his CDL, Jordan has gained a wealth of knowledge that is crucial for your potential case. He has applied this unique perspective to hold defendants accountable for their actions and help clients get the help that they need.

Jordan was exposed at an early age to the legal field watching his father, Nurenberg Paris Partner Jamie R. Lebovitz help the victims of large scale transportation and aviation accidents. When Jordan became a lawyer, he followed in his father’s footsteps and now they often work together to help their clients receive the justice they deserve. Jordan works to get those injured or those who have lost family in an accident or disaster money to pay for the medical care they desperately need and to help them move forward with their life. But beyond the financial aspect, one of Jordan’s greatest motivations is to help prevent similar accidents from occurring again in the future.

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“In September of last year, I was struck by a semi truck while riding to work.The next day I was literally flooded with attorneys wanting to represent me. After speaking to several over the next week, I was feeling overwhelmed. I was injured, not able to work, and barely able to get around. Jordan called me and asked if he could help.”Help?” I thought. None of the others mentioned helping, so I agreed to meet him. He drove to my house in Cincinnati and as we spoke, I could tell this kid really wanted to help. He explained everything to me, including things other attorneys did not, either because they were unaware or unwilling to disclose. I knew the trucking company had a major player in the insurance field with endless resources designed to protect their client regardless of the fact that their driver was listed as at-fault on the accident report. Jordan panned everything out and even gave me some free advice. I could tell by the face-to-face interaction that his passion was genuine. He left that night—yes, he drove down from Cleveland to spend time with me—and after sleeping on it, I called him and told him I needed his help. He jumped on the case like a pit bull! The best part was him letting me know what he was doing and why. I finally felt like I was getting some control over a very low and stressful time in my life. Throughout the ordeal, he kept me updated and asked my opinion on several issues and I always felt like I DID have a fighter in the ring. He doesn’t back down from anyone and truly had my back. In my heart, I believe Jordan Lebovitz truly wants to help people who believe their situations are hopeless. If you are on the fence as I was regarding legal representation, call Jordan and speak face to face with him. You’ll have the biggest, baddest dawg on the block in the ring!”
– Client

“Jordan was always hands on with the case. He fought hard for what I deserved and kept me in the loop with everything going on. His case manager was excellent. She always stayed in touch with me to check on my status.”
– Client

“I researched local firms after being injured in a car accident. NPHM had received high marks and that was a big part of my decision to have them represent me. Jordan and Bridget were both great to work with. They were patient with my questions and explained the legal process when I was in unfamiliar territory. Their empathy and understanding equaled their legal expertise. I cannot imagine a finer team.”
-Client

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More About Jordan D. Lebovitz:

• Selected to present a speech as the representative of the 2013 Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago-Kent College of Law graduating class at Chicago-Kent’s 125th Anniversary Gala.
• Led the Illinois Institute of Technology Trial Advocacy Team to win the Seventh Annual National Ethics Trial Competition in March 2012.
• Obtained Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) (2017)
• Ohio Super Lawyers Inclusion – Rising Stars 2019

Blogs by Jordan D. Lebovitz

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• “Make Sure Your Expert Speaks Our Language”, American Bar Association, February 28, by Timothy Tomasik and Jordan Lebovitz

• Multiple cases involving drivers failing to yield and turning in front of motorcyclists resulting in collisions and permanently disabling injuries
• Multiple cases involving tow truck operators being struck by commercial motor vehicles while loading vehicles onto their tow trucks resulting in permanently disabling injuries
• Multiple clients who have perished in small aircraft being operated by inexperienced, reckless, and/or negligent pilots
• Drunk driver operates in the opposite direction on an interstate highway causing a severe collision and permanently disabling injuries
• Drunk driver is served over 12 drinks at a bar and then crashes into a husband and wife, resulting in the wrongful death of wife and severely disabling husband
• Drunk driver operates in the opposite lanes on a rural roadway causing a severe collision and resulting in multiple injuries to boyfriend and girlfriend
• Overtired and overworked pickup truck operator falls asleep at the wheel on way home from work, crossing over the center line and causing a collision with father/husband/grandfather on way to a doctor’s appointment resulting in his wrongful death
• Security guard shoots an unarmed man resulting in his wrongful death
• Multiple cases involving commercial motor vehicle (truck) drivers falling asleep at the wheel resulting in collisions and causing severe and permanent injuries
• Unintended airbag deployments from minor collisions resulting in the loss of an eye and permanent scarring
• Truck driver negligently turns in parking lot striking a pedestrian, causing crush-like injuries to his neck, face, and torso
• Multiple cases involving truck drivers who negligently merge into passenger vehicles causing side-swipe collisions resulting in severe and permanent injuries
• Multiple cases involving truck drivers failing to maintain safe distances resulting in collisions and severe injuries, including disc herniations and ruptured discs
• Driver fails to maintain safe distance resulting in collision and lumbar spine surgery
• Construction company leaves six-foot hole in sidewalk unguarded and bicyclist falls into hole while riding, resulting in a fractured clavicle and infection
• Drunk driver crosses the center line and strikes vehicle with multiple women coming home from a birthday party causing a severe collision resulting in a large facial laceration
• Elderly pedestrian is struck while crossing the street resulting in his wrongful death
• Man struck by overhead crane while working resulting in spinal injuries
• Drunk elderly driver strikes a family’s vehicle traveling through Ohio on vacation, causing the vehicle to rollover and resulting in multiple severe injuries and scarring; driver does not recall the crash as she was too intoxicated

2015

• CMBA: Grievance Committee, Volunteer Prosecutor

2016

• OAJ – Board of Directors

2015

• Yo Soy Latino Cleveland – Firm Introduction to Latino Community (September 2015)
• Yo Soy Latino Cleveland – Preserving Evidence (2015)
• Yo Soy Latino Cleveland – Community (2015)

2016

• Yo Soy Latino Cleveland – MVA FAQ’s (2016)
• Open Doors Academy – Educating Students on the Judicial System, E-Prep Cliffs Campus, Cleveland, OH (February 2016)

2014

• NP Blog: Should I sign those forms my insurance company sent me? (March 2016)
• NP Blog: What Does Your Settlement Include? (April 2014)
• NP Blog: Why Low-T Therapy is Dangerous (April 2014)
• Np Blog: Where Will Your Case Be Filed: Likelihood of Multidistrict Litigation (MDL) in Testosterone Therapy Lawsuits (April 2014)
• NP Blog: Am I Entitled to New Parts for my Damages Vehicle? (June 2014)
• NP Blog: Do the Risks Outweigh the Potential Benefit of Low Testosterone Therapy? (June 2014)
• NP Blog: Should I Speak with an Insurance Adjuster or Representative After a Car Accident? (August 2014)

2015

• NP Video Blog: Security Guard Misconduct – Is It on the Rise?
• NP Video Blog: The Importance of Preserving Evidence (October 2015)

2017

• NP Blog: Understanding How Air Brakes Work on a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) (February 2017)
• NP Video Blog: CMB Inspection Regulations (February 2017)
• NP Blog: Pre-Trip Inspection Essential for Semi-Truck Before Travel (February 2017)
• NP Blog: Questions to Ask When Hiring an Attorney After a Truck Crash (May 2017)
• NP Blog: Recent Updates to Truck Safety Scoring System (August 2017)
• NP Blog: Wondering How a Single Individual Was Able to Successfully Enter a Hotel with a Full Arsenal? You Aren’t Alone. (October 2017)
• RMG Radio Interview – Nurse Arrested/Truck Crash Victim (August 2017)

2018

• NP Video Blog – Winter Storm Update (January 2018)