Tyler Bridenstine

Leveraging a Lifetime of Helping Others in a Career as a Workers’ Compensation Attorney

Tyler Bridenstine is an Associate Attorney at NRS Injury Law, focusing on workers’ compensation law. Throughout his life, Tyler has embodied an ethos of service in his many career roles, philanthropic endeavors, and volunteer activities. Today, Tyler helps injured Ohio workers obtain the compensation they need to get their lives back.

Building on a Background in Service

“There’s a lot that brought me to where I am today, but two things stand out the most,” Tyler said, describing how he became a workers’ compensation attorney. “I joined the workforce as a teenager, and I took jobs at McDonald’s, local factories, and industrial cleaning outfits.” Tyler went on to describe that his work in jobs with high injury rates combined with his family’s core value of always seeking to help others led him to pursue workers’ compensation law shortly after passing the bar in 2023.

Before joining NRS Injury Law in 2024, Tyler leveraged his skill set in a number of ways to help others. While pursuing his undergrad at Kent State and then Ohio State, Tyler realized he wanted to help people via the legal profession. He quickly shifted his employment focus from factory work to any legal internship he could find. For example, his role as President of the Health Law Society and his Health Law Certificate made him a natural asset in internships and clerking roles at Community Legal Aid and similar organizations.

Working-Class Roots Led to a Role Representing Working Ohioans

“Most people in the communities where I’m from don’t have the resources they need when confronted with a legal issue connected to healthcare, real estate, or employment,” Tyler said, ticking off on his fingers the various legal areas where he’s spent time helping people, mostly in rural Ohio communities. “I decided early on I wanted to be an attorney so I could help the hardworking Ohioans I grew up with.”

Tyler continued. “I joined NRS Injury Law because this firm puts client results as the ne plus ultra objective—which isn’t always the case with law firms. The NRS Injury Law ethos is that results matter, and when you focus on getting results for clients, you’ll always have an office with your name on it waiting for you come Monday. But it’s the client results that’s the critical point. You have to focus on putting the client first, delivering for them, and ensuring their trust in you is well-deserved. NRS Injury Law does that.”

Work/Life Balance

When he’s not working or volunteering, Tyler spends his free time bowling with friends, family, or colleagues. He enjoys exercising at the gym, frequenting local restaurants, and catching flicks at the movie theater with his wife. The pair live in Columbus with their two dogs. When they’re not exploring the sights and sounds of the city, they’re taking annual anniversary vacation trips or quick weekend getaways to Chicago, Vegas, D.C., or Toronto, to name a few.

Don’t Wait to Seek Legal Help from Tyler Bridenstine

Tyler’s background, his ability to relate to his clients, and his knack for problem-solving combined with his compassion-forward approach align perfectly with NRS Injury Law’s mission to: “Provide empathetic and patient service to every person who calls the firm, and to relentlessly pursue the best possible outcome on behalf of every client by putting collective experience, knowledge, and passion to work every day.” To retain an effective legal team with a proven track record and to speak with Tyler and the firm about your case, call 855-468-4878 or fill out a convenient online contact form.

Community Impact

Tyler believes strongly in not just preaching a value system of service but also living one. Since joining NRS Injury Law, he’s been active with the firm’s philanthropic and volunteer activities, including the Toys for Tots campaign and numerous food and clothing drives. Building on his work during his college years where he helped young people from disadvantaged communities, Tyler continues to host bowling clinics on nights and weekends, giving local youths an opportunity to develop an interest in a healthy, cooperative activity.