Collin Harrington is an associate at KJK, providing his assistance across a diverse array of practice groups, with a notable focus on Economic Development & Incentives. He supports clients by researching and evaluating local, state and federal incentive tools, assisting with the preparation of financial analyses and helping structure development strategies for real estate and business projects. Collin also works with KJK’s economic development team on matters involving TIFs, tax credits and public-private partnerships, contributing to the due diligence and documentation needed to advance complex deals.
Collin holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from The Ohio State University and a Juris Doctorate from Cleveland State University College of Law.
Prior to his legal career, Collin interned with U.S. Senator Rob Portman and served as both a legal assistant for a boutique law firm in the Columbus area and as a Law Clerk at a Cleveland-based real estate investing platform. Before joining our Cleveland office, Collin took part in KJK’s 2023 summer associate program.
Outside of the office, Collin is either refining his golf game or hitting the slopes on his snowboard. A lifelong Clevelander, he enjoys rooting for Cleveland sports teams and supports Ohio State University athletics.
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