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Yes. Jason Turkish is an active member of the State Bar of Michigan in good standing — bar number P76310, licensed October 31, 2012. His status is public: anyone can check it in the State Bar of Michigan's member directory.

Yes — the State Bar of Michigan lists him as active and in good standing. There is a stronger signal still: the Michigan Supreme Court appointed him to the Michigan Attorney Discipline Board, the body that hears misconduct cases against Michigan lawyers. His current term runs through September 30, 2027. The profession trusts him to help judge its own conduct.

The State Bar of Michigan (2012), and the Bar of the Supreme Court of the United States, admitted October 3, 2016, recorded in the Court's own Journal. The federal dockets fill in the practice: counsel of record in more than ten cases in the Eastern District of Michigan and in the Western District, and the arguing attorney in two Sixth Circuit appeals.

Two things above all. He was counsel for the blind plaintiffs in Binno v. LSAC — the case whose settlement led LSAC to remove the LSAT's "logic games" section for every test-taker, beginning August 2024. And he is a national Social Security advocate: ProPublica reported in 2025 on the White House and SSA meetings he led that preceded the administration dropping a planned disability-benefits cut. The full case history is on the record page.

Nyman Turkish PC publishes client reviews at nymanturkishreviews.com. Read them before you call: they are the clearest picture of what working with Jason's firm is like.

Yes. Nyman Turkish PC is a nationwide Social Security Disability law firm founded in 1980, with offices in Roseville and El Segundo, California; Tampa, Florida; and Troy, Michigan. Its attorneys' licenses are public record — Jason's Michigan bar status among them — and its client reviews are published openly.