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Joshua Kahn

Baltimore, MD15 years experienceAdmitted 2010

About Joshua Kahn

Joshua F. Kahn is a partner at Schochor, Staton, Goldberg and Cardea, P.A. in Baltimore, Maryland, focusing on tort law and catastrophic personal injury litigation. He joined the firm in 2022 after over a decade as a civil defense attorney at a preeminent Maryland firm where he was elected partner in 2020. After law school he clerked for Hon. Lawrence F. Rodowsky and Hon. Charles E. Moylan, Jr., specially assigned to Maryland's highest and intermediate appellate courts. He co-chairs the ABA Mass Torts Subcommittee on Multi-District Litigation and Class Procedures.

Practice areas

Education

University of Maryland School of Law
J.D., cum laude, 2010
University of Maryland, College Park
Undergraduate, 2007

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Maryland, admitted 2010
American Bar Association - Mass Torts Subcommittee on MDL and Class Procedures (Co-chair)
Capital Camps Board of Directors

Awards & recognition

Maryland Super Lawyers Rising Star (2015-present)
Maryland Super Lawyers (2026)

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Proven verdicts and settlements from other Baltimore firms

Morgan & Morgan
Morgan & Morgan
$644.75 million · Orange County Jury Awards $644.75 Million to Man Left Partially Paralyzed by Winter Park Bar Staircase Fall
Murphy Falcon & Murphy
Murphy Falcon & Murphy
$276 million (trial verdict; ~$37 million affirmed on appeal) · Baltimore Jury Hits First Union Bank With $276 Million Verdict in Steele Software Fraud Case
Miller & Zois
Miller & Zois
$10 million · $10 Million Verdict After Kayexalate Causes Fatal Colon Necrosis at UMMC
Price Benowitz Accident Injury Lawyers, LLP
Price Benowitz Accident Injury Lawyers, LLP
$25 million (sought) · Family of Rolin Hill Files $25 Million Wrongful Death Suit Over Virginia Beach In-Custody Death
Iamele & Iamele
Iamele & Iamele
$26,990,000 (reduced, against the officer personally; $105 million gross verdict) · $105 Million Verdict in Off-Duty Officer's Murder of Tristin Little Sr.