About Matt Kracht

Matt Kracht is an attorney at Silva Injury Law, Inc., providing legal representation across personal injury cases including motor vehicle accidents and premises liability matters. He is described by the firm as a relentless advocate who takes great honor in helping those who face difficult times after an injury or loss of a loved one.

Kracht was born in San Jose and grew up in the South Bay. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in History from San José State University, where he met his wife. The couple moved to San Diego, where Kracht attended Thomas Jefferson School of Law and earned his Juris Doctor magna cum laude.

Before joining Silva Injury Law, he worked for civil litigation insurance defense firms in San Francisco and Oakland, gaining insight into insurance company approaches and litigation tactics.

Practice areas

Education

Thomas Jefferson School of Law (magna cum laude)
B.A. History
San José State University
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of California

Awards & recognition

Thomas Jefferson School of Law magna cum laude

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Rouda Feder Tietjen & McGuinn
Rouda Feder Tietjen & McGuinn
$47.5 Million Settlement for Boy Crushed by Rotten Tanoak at San Mateo County Campground

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.