Joshua S. Kincannon is an associate at Keefe Bartels Clark, and currently heads the defective medical device implant litigation department at KBC.  He has helped recover millions of dollars for victims of defective medical device implants throughout the country.  His practice centers on product liability litigation, specifically defective knee, hip, shoulder and wrist implants, as well as other serious personal injury cases and class actions.  As an associate, Josh worked with plaintiffs' liaison counsel in a historic consumer fraud national class action, Talalai v. Cooper Tire & Rubber Co., a case that resulted in a large settlement which is valued between $1 billion and $3 billion to consumers. He currently works with lead counsel on behalf of plaintiffs in one of the largest pollution cases in New Jersey, Janes v. Ciba Geigy Corporation. The case is a certified class action on behalf of property owners who have seen their property values greatly affected by living in the shadows of one of the country's worst pollution sites.

Josh won the prestigious Dean's Merit Scholarship to Rutgers Law School in Camden.  During his tenure at Rutgers, he volunteered his time at an elementary school in downtown Camden. Josh's passion to help others continues in his work at Keefe Bartels Clark.  If you or a loved one has suffered an injury as a result of a defective hip implant, knee implant, or other medical device, please contact our office for a consultation.