Kevin C. McDonough - Cincinnati, OH
Attorney at Cohen Todd Criminal Defense
Litigation Lawyers in Cincinnati, OH
250 East Fifth Street Suite 2350 Cincinnati, OH 45202 - 5136
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Cincinnati Litigation Lawyer
Updated: 06/01/2026
Areas of Practice
- Litigation
- Personal Injury & Wrongful Death
- Business Litigation
- Government Law
- Zoning
- Personnel Matter
Attorney Information
Overview
Kevin McDonough’s practice is concentrated in the areas of civil litigation, including personal injury and wrongful death cases, business disputes and municipal law.
Kevin has served with the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington, DC, as a police officer for the City of Cincinnati, and as a police officer and firefighter for Amberley Village, Ohio. He practices extensively before all divisions of Ohio trial and appellate courts. In addition to his private practice, he also serves as an elected part-time Judge on the Butler County Area II Court.
Representative Matters
Wrongful Death and Personal Injury Matters:
- Successfully represented spouse and family of person killed in an automobile crash caused by an on duty police officer. Prevailed despite the defense of governmental immunity.
- Successfully represented person permanently injured while working on a road crew who was seriously injured when hit by a tractor trailer operated by an employee of a national trucking company. Prevailed despite the claims that the truck driver suffered a medical emergency which led to the collision.
Municipal and Government Law Matters.
Have represented many municipalities and townships regarding matters including:
- Litigation
- Zoning
- Annexation
- Drafting of Ordinances, Resolutions, and other Municipal and Government documents
- Road and other construction projects
- Personnel Matters
Education
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Legal Education
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University of Cincinnati College of Law,
Cincinnati,
Ohio
J.D.
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University of Cincinnati College of Law,
Cincinnati,
Ohio
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Non Legal Education
- Cincinnati Police Academy
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Xavier University
B.S.B.A.
Current Employment Position(s)
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Of Counsel
Past Positions
- Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington, D.C., Police Officer
Pro Bono Activities
- Board President – Swim and Tennis Club
- Director of Youth Football Program
- Coached numerous youth football, baseball, & softball teams
Bar Admissions
- Ohio
- U.S. District Court Southern District of Ohio
Other Affiliations
- Board of Trustees Association of Municipal and County Judges of Ohio
- Butler County Bar Association
- Cincinnati Bar Association
Contact
250 East Fifth Street
Suite 2350
Cincinnati, OH 45202 - 5136
Phone: 513-333-5212
Fax: 513-241-4490
Email: Send a message
Website: https://www.cohentodddefense.com
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