Leah Rae Kisner Cahoon (aka Leah Rae Kisner)
The Law Office of Leah Kisner, APC
★ CBLS Board-Certified Specialist: Criminal Law (State Bar of California)
San Diego, CA • Serving San Diego County
About Leah Rae Kisner Cahoon (aka Leah Rae Kisner)
Leah Rae Kisner Cahoon (aka Leah Rae Kisner) is a California-licensed attorney practicing in San Diego, San Diego County. Admitted to the State Bar of California in 2007 (Bar #253279) with 19 years of practice. Currently practices at The Law Office of Leah Kisner, APC.
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Education
- Law School: Seattle University SOL; Seattle WA
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The Law Office of Leah Kisner, APC
The Law Office of Leah Kisner, APC, 402 W Broadway, Ste 400
San Diego, CA 92101
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Verified from State Bar of California records 2026-06-13.
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