John M. Kuhl
Mr. Kuhl is an associate in the Vorys Columbus office and a member of the litigation group, where he specializes in land use, zoning and eminent domain litigation. Mr. Kuhl's practice also includes commercial and intellectual property litigation, including copyright and trademark actions. Mr. Kuhl formerly served as a prosecutor for the City of Bexley, Ohio.
His notable experience includes:
- Obtaining substantial jury verdicts and settlements, including seven-figure amounts, on behalf of landowners in eminent domain litigation
- Successfully representing landowners before the Supreme Court of Ohio in defeating a proposed referendum on zoning regulations permitting wind power. State, ex rel. Stoll v. Logan
- Obtaining dismissal in favor of railroad manufacturers pursuant to the Locomotive Inspection Act
- Prosecuting various municipal offenses, including building code and criminal violations, for the City of Bexley, Ohio
Mr. Kuhl is a member of the American Bar Association and the Ohio State Bar Association.
Mr. Kuhl received his J.D. from Capital University Law School magna cum laude and his B.B.A. from Ohio University.
Before joining Vorys, Mr. Kuhl held several project management positions in information technology for a major insurance company.