VINCENT WALKER
ATTORNEY
McKinney & Company Law is proud to announce Vincent Walker as the newest addition to our staff.
Vincent graduated from Ball State University in 2018 with a degree in political science. From there, he moved to Cincinnati to study law. After graduating from the University of Cincinnati College of Law and passing the Bar exam, he worked for Marion County Public Defender Agency. Vincent joins the McKinney and Company Law staff as an Associate Attorney.
“Vincent was raised in Farmland and attended Monroe Central High School. His experience as a public defender has taught him how to listen and empathize with clients to address their every legal need. This benefits our clients and the firm as he is familiar with East Central Indiana. We are excited to welcome him to the team.” Said Founding Partner Mark McKinney.
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Ball State University
University of Cincinnati College of Law
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Criminal Defense
Civil Litigation
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