Newly Elected Hamilton County Democratic Chair Joins Dinsmore’s Commercial Litigation Team
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP is expanding its national bench of litigators with the addition of Alex Linser, newly elected chair of the Hamilton County, Ohio Democratic Party. Alex brings deep experience in state law, election law and government affairs, strengthening the Firm’s ability to counsel clients through high-stakes regulatory, business and political challenges.
A respected civic leader and attorney, Alex has built his career on navigating local and state governments. His understanding of regulatory frameworks and political landscapes makes him a strategic asset for businesses, organizations and individuals.
In discussing his reasons for joining Dinsmore, he noted Dinsmore’s longstanding leadership in Cincinnati’s business community, the Firm’s depth of talent and its national reach. “Dinsmore is a pillar in Cincinnati’s legal community,” Alex said. “The Firm has a strong history of working on projects that invest in the city’s growth, and I’m excited to contribute to that legacy. With the deep bench of talent and resources here, we have an opportunity to help clients take on transformative projects that will drive economic success.”
Dinsmore Managing Partner Joshua Lorentz emphasized that Alex’s addition aligns with the Firm’s century-long commitment to Hamilton County’s prosperity.
“For more than 100 years, Dinsmore has been deeply invested in this region’s growth. Our success has always been built on strong relationships, collaboration and a deep understanding of the communities we serve,” Josh said. “Alex brings a unique blend of legal acumen and public policy insight that will be a valuable addition to the services we provide to our clients.”
As a lifelong Cincinnati resident, Alex has been involved in local politics for more than two decades and has spent 15 years practicing law, advising businesses, public entities and individuals on matters critical to economic development. “Our community is poised for significant economic growth, and making bold moves requires people who know how to get big projects done,” Alex said. “Understanding how to navigate City Hall and county government is critical for businesses looking to drive meaningful change, and I’m excited to put my experience to work.”
Alex earned his J.D. from the University of Cincinnati College of Law, where he was a Drury, Polly and Edwin Scholar and served as Executive Editor of the Freedom Center Journal. Outside of his legal practice, Alex is actively involved in the legislative committee of the Ohio Association of Election Officials and the communications committee of the National Association of Election Officials.
