A native Ohioan, Kevin grew up in Columbus and graduated from the Ohio State University with a B.A. in Political Science. While at Ohio State, he found his passion in human advocacy through the student-run volunteer organizations. One of his proudest memories is officiating a youth wheelchair basketball game for physically disabled teens within Columbus, as his aspirations to help the community really began in meeting those particular disabled youths.
Kevin attended the Case Western Reserve University’s School of Law in Cleveland. He participated in the School’s Environmental Law Clinic in his third year, where he proudly advocated to protect Ohio’s pristine State and National parklands from the destruction of fracking and oil drilling. Kevin also volunteered as a CASA in Cuyahoga County, serving as an advocate for foster youth in Court who were without any representation.
After graduating and spending one year practicing at a small personal injury firm in Cincinnati, Kevin was captivated by a LinkedIn post illustrating the Project Backpack charity work done here at the Mike Morse Law Firm. When the opportunity arose to become part of a team of community advocators, he took it without hesitation. Kevin now proudly practices within the pre-suit department, where he helps clients navigate some of the most challenging medical and financial situations of their lives.
In his free time, Kevin likes to read and write non-fiction, discover new hidden gems in Royal Oak with his better-half Sarah and their tuxedo kitten Berz, and play in a band. Ask about his smoked brisket recipe.
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