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Read articleJONATHAN T. NESSLER · SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS
A clear voice.
A determined
advocate.
Illinois trial attorney representing individuals and families in personal injury and wrongful death cases. Your story deserves to be heard.
EXPERIENCE. JUDGMENT. HUMAN CONNECTION.↓
ROOTED IN ILLINOIS.READY FOR WHAT’S NEXT.
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Illinois trial attorneyPracticing since 2007
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University of IllinoisB.S. · Juris Doctor
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Illinois Judicial ConferenceAI Task Force appointee
THE PERSON BEHIND THE PRACTICE
Serious about the work.
Personal about the people.
The law is about people. Their lives, their families, and the futures they are trying to protect.
I represent individuals and families in personal injury and wrongful death matters. My approach begins with listening, continues with careful preparation, and stays focused on the person behind the case.
My background & approachTWO PERSPECTIVES. ONE COMMITMENT.
Experience in the courtroom.
Curiosity about what’s next.
01 / ADVOCACY
Standing up
for people.
Personal injury and wrongful death representation, built on thorough preparation and a willingness to take a case to trial.
Explore my practice02 / PERSPECTIVE
Thinking ahead
for the profession.
Helping lawyers and organizations understand artificial intelligence, ask better questions, and put human judgment first.
Law meets technology
JONATHAN T. NESSLER / ATTORNEY AT LAWPRACTICAL EXPERIENCE. A BROADER PERSPECTIVE.
Prepared for today.
Thinking about tomorrow.
Since 2007, my practice has centered on representing people whose lives have been changed by serious injuries and loss.
Alongside that work, I write and teach about technology’s effect on the legal profession. As founder of Integrated Cognition and author of Infinite Counsel, I explore how innovation can strengthen the judgment and service clients depend on.
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TRIAL ATTORNEY · AUTHOR · ADVISOR
THE BOOK BY JONATHAN NESSLER
Infinite Counsel
A Lawyer’s Guide to Understanding Artificial Intelligence and the New Economics of Practice
What happens to the practice of law when familiar work can be done in entirely new ways? A practical look at AI, professional judgment, and the changing value of legal work.
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