Tejinder Singh

Background

Originally hailing from a small village in Punjab, India, Tejinder immigrated to the United States in 1994 and eventually settled in Weirton, WV. Tejinder attended West Virginia University, graduating in 2015 with a degree in Political Science. He knew from an early age that he wished to pursue a career that would allow him to make a positive change in the lives of others, which made the decision to attend the WVU College of Law a foregone conclusion.

During his time in law school, Tejinder gained an affinity for labor and employment-related issues as well as public service. He was a member of WVU's Labor Law Society as well as a founding member of the College of Law's chapter of the National Asian Pacific American Law Student Association.

Cognizant of his own fortunes as an immigrant, Tejinder joined the College of Law's Immigration Clinic to aid others in finding similar success. There, he worked extensively to aid clients in matters ranging from work visas to asylum. Tejinder's work with the Immigration Clinic has given him an acute awareness of the vulnerabilities his clients may face as they traverse the legal process.

Admitted to the West Virginia State Bar  ·  U.S. District Court, Northern District of West Virginia  ·  U.S. District Court, Southern District of West Virginia

Rooted in the Northern Panhandle

Tejinder joined Tyler Cline's practice in 2021, forming Cline & Singh, PLLC. His own path — arriving in Weirton as a child and building a life and a legal career in Hancock County — gives him a firsthand understanding of the community the firm serves, and an acute awareness of what it means to navigate an unfamiliar or difficult legal process.

Practice Areas

Tejinder represents clients across the full range of the firm's practice areas, including:

Tejinder and his partner, Tyler Cline, both handle the full breadth of the firm's practice areas.