Kahn Law Firm, LLP

02/24/2025

Justin S. Kahn received the The Professor W. McKinley Smiley, Jr. Lighthouse Award which recognizes a lifelong devotion to the noble profession of trial law. It is presented to an outstanding lawyer and pioneer in advocacy teaching and training. The award honoree stands out as a mentor to young lawyers and professional peers. The Lighthouse Award refers to the light that shines from the lighthouse providing guidance and direction to those weathering the storm. Kahn Law Firm is proud to have attorneys Wes Allison and Justin Kahn as members of the Southern Trial Lawyers Association.

02/28/2023

Attorney Justin Kahn taught cross-examination to trial lawyers attending the Florida Justice Association workhorse program. This was a CLE event. Read our blog for more- https://bit.ly/3kEuSth

02/28/2023

The state Board of Economic Advisors increases the limit each fiscal year based on inflation. Read our blog for more-

The state Board of Economic Advisors increases the limit each fiscal year based on inflation. Read our blog for more.

07/06/2021

Looking forward to presenting today!

Webinar Details Please join us for an exciting webinar about “Trial by Visuals: Harnessing Neuroscience and Technology: Presenting Powerfully in Trial and Mediation.” This is a discussion that everyone will benefit from! Get ready to learn new tips and ask questions in a live session featuring J...

10/08/2020

Nice to know paramedics can better identify patients at high risk for adverse cardiac events.

A study conducted at Wake Forest Baptist Health shows that on-scene use of a new protocol and advanced diagnostic equipment can help paramedics better identify patients at high risk for adverse cardiac events.

07/04/2020

Why Are Helmets Important?

Helmets protect your head and brain by decreasing the energy or force from a collision or fall. A good helmet manages or absorbs much of the energy that would normally be sent to your skull and brain. The helmet must fit and be worn properly, including securing the chin straps.

Motorcycle helmets are very effective in protecting a motorcycle rider's head in a crash. Motorcycle helmets can help reduce fatalaties and brain injuries.

All Helmets are Not The Same

All helmets are not the same and many are made for different activities. Motorcycle and bicycle helmets must comply with federal safety standards. Recreational helmets may have different standards if any. Baseball helmets can help avoid direct contact with a speeding ball.

To learn more about which helmets are best for different activities, visit CDC Helmet Safety at https://www.cdc.gov/headsup/helmets/index.html.

Bicycle Helmets

Bicycle helmets made after 1999 must meet the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) bicycle helmet standard 16 C.F.R. part 1203, which help protect against skull fracture and severe brain injury when worn and used properly.

To learn more about when and how to wear a recreational helmet, visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission page on Helmets.

Kahn Law Firm, LLP wants you to have a safe and enjoyable time with recreational activities.

Your child's helmet should fit properly and be well maintained, age appropriate, worn consistently and correctly, and appropriately certified for use.

06/26/2020

Fireworks are fun to watch but handling them can be dangerous. They can cause severe injuries to hands, fingers, face and eyes. This 4th of July, celebrate safely.

On average, 180 people go to the hospital ER with firework related injuries around the 4th of July.

Here are some safety tips:

Never allow children to play with or light fireworks
Always have a responsible adult supervise
Never throw fireworks at another person
Make sure fireworks are legal in your area before buying or using them
To learn more about staying safe and enjoying the holiday, go to https://www.cpsc.gov/Safety-Education/Safety-Education-Centers/Fireworks \.

Kahn Law Firm wishes you and your family a safe and fun 4th.

06/19/2020

Today is Juneteenth which celebrates the emancipation of enslaved people in the United States. In 1863 Abraham Lincoln, a trial lawyer, signed the Emancipation Proclamation. You can read more about it from the National Archives. The link is https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/featured-documents/emancipation-proclamation

05/11/2020

Looking forward to presenting Tech Tips on Thursday for Connectionology. It's a free webinar. Hopefully, there will be tips for everyone.

Please join us for an exciting webinar from the comfort of your own home and listen to Hot New Technology in The Courtroom & in Mediation and Depositions. This is a webinar that ALL Plaintiff Attorney’s will benefit from and for those who need to fulfill their Technology credit – then this is th...

04/29/2020

The South Carolina Supreme Court announced that SCRCP, Rule 45 related to notifying opposing parties about a subpoena has been modified. Basically, before trial, an issuing party seeking documents, electronically stored information or the inspection of premises needs to serve a copy of the subpoena on each party before it is served on the person to whom it is directed at least 10 days before the time specified for compliance..

03/26/2020

South Carolina's U.S. attorney's office is part of a nationwide crackdown on fraud schemes related to the Corona Virus The State newspaper reports.

Crooks seeking to scam people during the plague may have a tough time.