Martin S. Kardon

A prolific author and sought-after lecturer, Mr. Kardon is a trusted source for publications covering long-term care litigation. He is quoted in articles often, and his analyses have appeared in such publications as The New York Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Consumer Reports, and others. Beyond his crusade on behalf of clients, Mr. Kardon is also committed to educating fellow attorneys on how they, too, can effectively represent the frail and elderly and protect their rights.

Mr. Kardon’s extensive legal career spans four decades in private practice. His early tenure as Assistant City Solicitor for the City of Philadelphia Law Department established a foundational perspective on complex legal challenges, and he has offered representation in elder law and long-term care litigation since 1990. This breadth of experience equips him with the insight and strategic acumen to navigate the most intricate cases, making him a formidable advocate for his clients.

He has earned the prestigious “AV Preeminent” rating from Martindale-Hubbell’s Peer Review Ratings program, its highest distinction awarded for legal ability and ethical standards. This rating is based on confidential evaluations from peers in the legal community.

A proud native of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, Mr. Kardon graduated from Lower Merion High School. He is a devoted father of four, a lifelong guitarist, and an avid desert hiker.