Kevin draws on his experience as a federal prosecutor in the Eastern District of Virginia and an investigative counsel for the congressional investigation into January 6th to help clients in complex trials, appeals, and government investigations. Across his career in public service and private practice, Kevin has tried criminal and civil cases to juries, argued before the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, prepared Supreme Court and appellate briefs, handled dozens of contested motions and hearings in state and federal courts, and represented clients in civil, criminal, and congressional investigations.

Between 2021 and 2022, Kevin served as Investigative Counsel to the House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol. In that role, Kevin conducted more than 60 interviews and depositions, briefed Members and their staff, coordinated the presentation of evidence for the Committee’s landmark televised hearings, and contributed to the Committee’s final report. Before joining the Select Committee, Kevin served as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Eastern District of Virginia, where he investigated and prosecuted fraud, weapons, drug, and child-exploitation offenses. He also supervised the Eastern District’s Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) review teams to identify leads for criminal investigations and served as the Richmond Division’s District Election Officer, the prosecutor responsible for overseeing the handling of complaints of election fraud and voting rights concerns.

A native Virginian, Kevin graduated from James Madison University with undergraduate and master’s degrees and worked as a high school social studies teacher before attending law school. After graduating first in his class at William & Mary Law School, Kevin served as a law clerk to the Honorable John A. Gibney, Jr. of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, and then to the Honorable Robert B. King of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. Following his clerkships, Kevin began his career as a litigation associate in the firm’s Richmond office. In 2018, Kevin earned the firm’s annual writing award for the best legal brief written by an associate.

Kevin maintains an active pro bono practice and has represented pro se litigants with constitutional and civil rights claims in the Fourth Circuit and the Eastern and Western Districts of Virginia. He volunteers as a mentor with The Appellate Project, a nonprofit organization focused on encouraging and empowering law students of color to excel in the field of appellate law. Kevin is also the host of the firm’s podcast Holding Fourth, which explores topics related to practicing before the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.

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Education
JD, William & Mary Law School, summa cum laude (graduated first in class), Order of the Coif, Lawrence W. I’Anson Prize, Order of the Barristers, Lead Articles Editor, William & Mary Law Review, 2014

MAT, Secondary Education, James Madison University, 2009

BS, Interdisciplinary Social Science, James Madison University, 2008

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• The Ever-Evolving Fourth Circuit, Virginia Lawyers Weekly
• How Senior Status Vacancies Will Shape The 4th Circ., Law360