About Matt
Matt Kahn built his academic foundation in Atlanta. He earned a B.A. in political science from Georgia State University in 2012 and continued his studies at Emory University School of Law, receiving his J.D. in 2015. Those years set the stage for a career spent practicing law in the state where he trained.
After law school, Kahn remained in Georgia and entered legal practice. He is admitted to practice in Georgia and holds active membership in the State Bar of Georgia. Colleagues describe him as methodical and practical in the way he approaches client matters. He has worked on legal matters arising under Georgia law since completing his degree.
Kahn is based at Butler Kahn, where he serves in the firm’s Georgia office. His work there has involved representing clients in state courts and handling transactional matters that require attention to local rules and precedents. He combines courtroom experience with negotiation and drafting, moving between litigation posture and settlement discussions as the case requires.
Outside the office Kahn has maintained ties to the legal community through the State Bar of Georgia. He attends continuing legal education programs and participates in bar events that address changes in state practice and procedure. He has not publicly listed academic appointments or bar leadership roles, but he has remained engaged in the professional circles that shape Georgia practice.
Kahn’s training in political science and law informs how he frames problems for clients. He tends to emphasize clear legal analysis and practical next steps, aiming to translate complex legal issues into understandable options. That approach guides his work at Butler Kahn, where he advises individuals and businesses on matters governed by Georgia law. He currently practices law in Georgia and represents clients in a range of state-level matters.
