

The TDH Law Origin Story
Founded in 1966, Thompson, Dunlap & Heydinger, Ltd., now known as TDH Law, prides itself in delivering sound and cost effective legal services to businesses and individuals throughout the State of Ohio, and often beyond the Buckeye State’s borders.
Today, TDH Law is the preeminent law firm in West Central Ohio. Like most successful businesses, the firm has humble beginnings. In 1966, a busy solo practitioner, Ed Thompson, hailed a meeting with fellow attorneys Bob Dunlap and Tom Heydinger at the Pines Restaurant & Bar in Quincy, Ohio. TDH Law was hatched that night. For the next 35 years or so, TDH Law was a typical small town practice focusing on real estate and probate with a smattering of small litigation and business matters. In the early 2000s, TDH Law convinced several Logan County natives to leave their big city national law firm practices to join TDH Law. TDH Law then began to take on bigger litigation cases and more complex and sophisticated business and corporate matters. Through excellent client centered services, and word of mouth, TDH Law has grown from one office in the early 2000s to seven offices in four different counties.
TDH Law prides itself on timely, efficient and cost effective representation of its business clients across dozens of industries as well as individuals and small, family owned businesses. TDH Law is well known for its family law experts. TDH Law continues to add new attorneys and support staff to meet growing client demands. If you are interested in being a part of a dynamic and history rich firm, please contact us today.
