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Inman & Tourgee is proud to announce that Super Lawyers has recognized two of our team members, Mark D. Tourgee and Jacob Rinn, for their outstanding accomplishments in the legal field.
COVENTRY, R.I. - Californer -- Mark D. Tourgee, a partner from our law firm, has been selected to the 2026 Super Lawyers list. Only the top 5% of Rhode Island attorneys receive this distinction. The award recognizes lawyers in the state for their professional achievement as well as for peer recognition.
Mark helped to found Inman & Tourgee when the firm opened its doors in 1990. He has spent the past 40 years as an active member of Rhode Island's legal community. Mark focuses on several legal areas, including auto accidents, personal injury, and civil litigation. During his career, he has gone to trial for his clients while settling other cases out of court. He is also experienced in mediation services.
As a member of the Kent County, Rhode Island, Oklahoma, & American Bar Association, Mark has proven his dedication to excellence in the legal community. He volunteers his legal services for many causes and has been recognized with several community service awards from the Coventry Soccer Association and the Pawtuxet Rotary Club.
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Jacob Rinn was selected to the Rising Stars for 2026 by Super Lawyers. Only a select number of attorneys from each state receive this award. Peer recognition and professional achievement are among the factors that determine this award.
At Inman & Tourgee, Jacob practices personal injury, Social Security Disability, workers' compensation, premises liability, and breach of contract. Jacob fights for his clients' rights so that their voices are heard. He has been practicing law since 2023 and is a graduate of the University of Tulsa College of Law. Jacob began his legal career in Oklahoma, where he gained valuable trial experience and developed a strong commitment to client advocacy.
The Inman & Tourgee team applauds Mark and Jacob and is honored to have these two attorneys on their team as they fight for their clients' rights in Rhode Island.
Mark helped to found Inman & Tourgee when the firm opened its doors in 1990. He has spent the past 40 years as an active member of Rhode Island's legal community. Mark focuses on several legal areas, including auto accidents, personal injury, and civil litigation. During his career, he has gone to trial for his clients while settling other cases out of court. He is also experienced in mediation services.
As a member of the Kent County, Rhode Island, Oklahoma, & American Bar Association, Mark has proven his dedication to excellence in the legal community. He volunteers his legal services for many causes and has been recognized with several community service awards from the Coventry Soccer Association and the Pawtuxet Rotary Club.
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Jacob Rinn was selected to the Rising Stars for 2026 by Super Lawyers. Only a select number of attorneys from each state receive this award. Peer recognition and professional achievement are among the factors that determine this award.
At Inman & Tourgee, Jacob practices personal injury, Social Security Disability, workers' compensation, premises liability, and breach of contract. Jacob fights for his clients' rights so that their voices are heard. He has been practicing law since 2023 and is a graduate of the University of Tulsa College of Law. Jacob began his legal career in Oklahoma, where he gained valuable trial experience and developed a strong commitment to client advocacy.
The Inman & Tourgee team applauds Mark and Jacob and is honored to have these two attorneys on their team as they fight for their clients' rights in Rhode Island.
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