When everything is on the line, clients and lawyers across the country turn to Kevin. With a track record of securing record-breaking verdicts and holding powerful institutions accountable, Kevin is known for his relentless pursuit of justice and his ability to win high-stakes cases. He has recovered more than $500 million in verdicts and settlements, delivering life-changing results for his clients including the largest wrongful death and personal injury verdicts in Virginia history. 

For Kevin, success isn’t just about winning—it’s about making sure his clients get everything they’re owed. He believes every case is an opportunity to right a wrong, and he takes that responsibility personally. “Our clients only get one chance at justice. It’s our duty to put everything we have into making that chance count.”

 

Making History in the Courtroom

Kevin’s commitment to the courtroom began early in his career. Within his first year of practice, he tried six jury trials in just six months—an intense experience that solidified his passion for trial work and set the foundation for his relentless pursuit of justice. From that point forward, he dedicated himself to mastering his craft, continuously refining his skills to become one of the country’s most formidable trial lawyers.

That dedication has paid off. By the age of 33, Kevin has secured some of the largest verdicts and settlements in Virginia history, including:

• $360 million verdict against Cumberland Hospital and its former medical director, Dr. Daniel Davidow, in a case involving widespread sexual abuse disguised as medical treatment. The Richmond Circuit Court jury awarded $20 million in compensatory damages, $60 million in treble damages under the Virginia Consumer Protection Act, and $40 million in punitive damages per plaintiff, setting a powerful precedent for survivor justice. Largest tort verdict in Virginia history.

• $24 million settlement for a seaman who suffered severe burn injuries from a flash fire aboard a barge. The case, resolved on the eve of trial, marked the largest settlement in Virginia that year.

• $15 million verdict in Charlottesville for the Estate of Yeardley Love—the largest wrongful death verdict in Virginia history.

• $10 million verdict against a private school in Virginia after a student suffered serious injuries during a school service project.

With each case, Kevin remains committed to the courtroom, pushing himself and his team to fight harder, prepare better, and ensure his clients receive the maximum possible recovery.

 

A Fighter from the Start

Kevin’s drive to fight for others comes from his own story. Raised in Tempe, Arizona, by immigrant parents, he learned early on that success isn’t given—it’s earned. He carries that lesson into every case, pushing himself and his team to fight harder, prepare better, and never back down. “Pressure is a privilege,” he often says, and he embraces the challenge of standing up for those who need it most.

His passion for personal injury law began in 2015 during an internship with the New York City Law Department, where he worked on a case involving a young boy with a traumatic brain injury. That case showed him the power of the legal system to change lives, and he’s been dedicated to that mission ever since.

Kevin graduated cum laude from William & Mary Law School and earned his undergraduate degree summa cum laude from Grand Canyon University, where he was honored as a Ray-Maben Scholar.


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Awards

Education

  • J.D. William & Mary Law School, cum laude (2017)
  • B.S., Grand Canyon University, summa cum laude (2014)

Bar Admissions

  • Virginia
  • Arizona

Court Admissions

  • U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Virginia

Honors & Awards

  • CoVA Biz – Top Lawyers (2024)
  • CoVA Biz – NextGen Award Recipient (2023)
  • Listed, Lawdragon – 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers (2023-2024)
  • Listed, Super Lawyers® – Rising Stars in Virginia (2019-2024)
  • Top 40 Under 40, National Trial Lawyers (2019 & 2020)
  • Best Lawyers® Ones to Watch (2022-2025)
  • Up & Coming Lawyers, Virginia Lawyers Weekly (2020)
  • Above and Beyond Award, American Association for Justice (2020)
  • New Lawyers Division Excellence Award, American Association for Justice (2020) 

Professional Associations

  • American Association for Justice, Member
    • Board of Governors, Member (July 2020 – Present)
    • National College of Advocacy, Board of Trustees (July 2022)
    • Leadership Academy (July 2019 – July 2020)
    • Membership Oversight Committee, Member (July 2020 – Present)
    • Diversity and Inclusion Committee, Member (July 2018 to Present)
    • National Finance Council (July 2018 to Present)
    • New Lawyers Division
      – Executive Committee (July 2020 – Present)
      – Representative to the Board of Governors (July 2020 – Present)
      – Co-Chair of Membership Committee (July 2019 – July 2020)
      – Representative to the Diversity and Inclusion Committee (July 2018 to Present)
    • Minority Caucus
       -Co-Chair of Scholarship Committee (July 2018 – July 2020)
  • American Bar Association, Member
  • Arizona Association for Justice, Member
  • National Crime Victim Bar Association
    – Young Lawyers Council, Member (December 2019 – Present)
  • Norfolk-Portsmouth Bar Association, Member
  • State Bar of Arizona, Member
  • Virginia Beach Bar Association, Member
  • Virginia State Bar, Member
  • Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, Member
    – Board of Governors, Member (March 2020 – Present)
    – Membership Committee (March 2020 – Present)
    – Tort Law Legislative Subcommittee, (March 2019 – Present)
    – Annual Convention Planning Committee (March 2019 – Present)
    – Young Trial Lawyer Leadership Committee (March 2018 – Present)
  • Public Justice, Member (2019 – Present)

 

 

 

 

Publications/Presentations

  • Catalysts for $360 Million Verdict: Capturing and Keeping a Juror’s Attention
    Trial Lawyers University
    Las Vegas, Nevada
    October, 2024
  • Sexual Abuse in the Medical Field
    American Association for Justice: Annual Convention
    Nashville, Tennessee
    July, 2024
  • Yes, You *Can* Do that in Virginia
    Virginia Trial Lawyers Association: Annual Convention
    Washington, D.C.
    April, 2024
  •  From Stories to Simulations: Embedding Stories into the Minds of Jurors
    American Association for Justice: Winter Convention
    Austin, Texas
    February, 2024
  • What’s Your Name? Making Your Stamp in the Community and Building a Network
    Virginia Trial Lawyers Association: Young Trial Lawyer Boot Camp
    Richmond, Virginia
    January, 2024
  • Dealing with Evasive Witnesses in Deposition
    American Association for Justice: Advanced Deposition College
    New Orleans, Louisiana
    January, 2024
  •  Rebutting the “Charitable” Presumption: Overcoming Charitable Immunity
    The Journal of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association
    Volume 30 Number 1, 2023
  •  Litigating Violence in the Workplace
    Virginia Trial Lawyers Association: Workers Compensation Retreat
    Richmond, Virginia
    November, 2023
  •  A Case of Their Own: Opening Statements that Leverage the “Bad Facts”
    Trial Lawyers University
    New York, New York
    September, 2023
  • From Stories to Simulations
    Colorado Trial Lawyers Association: Annual Conference
    Vail, Colorado
    August, 2023
  • Case Management for a Paperless/Electronic Trial
    American Association for Justice: Annual Convention
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    July, 2023
  • Deposing Experts
    American Association for Justice: Advanced Deposition College
    New Orleans, Louisiana
    January, 2023
  •  Mining for Metaphors in Discovery & Pretrial
    American Association for Justice: Annual Convention
    Seattle, Washington
    July, 2022
  • Building and Using Case Specific Rhetorical Questions
    Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association
    Oaklawn, Arkansas
    March, 2022
  • Building and Using Case Specific Rhetorical Questions
    American Association for Justice: Advanced Depositions College
    New Orleans, Louisiana
    January, 2022
  • Deposing Experts – Silver Bullets for any Expert
    American Association for Justice: Advanced Depositions College
    New Orleans, Louisiana
    January, 2022
  • Bridging the Gap: How Civil and Criminal Victims Lawyers Can Partner
    National Crime Victim Law Institute
    Portland, Oregon
    November, 2021
  • From Patients to Prey: Representing Institutional Sexual Abuse Survivors Abuse Victims at Residential Treatment Centers
    National Crime Victim Bar Association
    Atlanta, Georgia
    October, 2021
  • Statute of Limitations Reform: Passing Laws and Serving Survivors
    Mass Torts Made Perfect Webinar
    September, 2021
  • Deposition Techniques to Obtain the Information You Need
    American Association for Justice: Annual Convention
    Las Vegas, Nevada
    July, 2021
  • When To Bury A Witness – Deposition or Trial?
    Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association
    Little Rock, Arkansas
    June, 2021
  •  Voir Dire Goals and Pitfalls
    American Association for Justice: New Lawyers Division Boot Camp
    June, 2021
  • Technology at Trial: How to Shine a Light on your Best Practice
    American Association for Justice: Winter Convention
    February, 2021
  •  Voir Dire – Begin with the End in Mind
    Virginia Trial Lawyers Association: Advanced Auto Retreat
    July, 2020
  • A Trial Lawyer’s Guide to iPad Technology
    New Jersey Association for Justice: Boardwalk Seminar
    June, 2020
  • Successfully Getting Medical Records into Evidence
    Virginia Trial Lawyers Association: Tort Law Seminar
    May, 2020
  • It’s a Game Changer: Tips for Using the Latest iPad Software
    American Association for Justice: Winter Convention
    New Orleans, Louisiana
    February, 2020
  • Technology at Trial: How to Shine a Light on your Best Practice
    American Association for Justice: Winter Convention
    Miami, Florida
    February, 2019

Community Involvement

  • Boys & Girls Club of Southeast Virginia, Board of Directors
    – Chair of the Virginia Beach Unit Board (December 2017 – November 2019)

Sexual Abuse

$360 Million

Maritime Accident

$23 Million

Wrongful Death

$15 Million

Birth Injury

$11.5 Million

Brain InjuryCar AccidentsWrongful Death

$11 Million

Premises Liability

$10.75 Million

Truck Accidents

$1.75 Million

Personal Injury

$1.67 Million

Truck Accidents

$1.44 Million

Wrongful Death

$1.4 Million

Premises Liability

$1.2 Million

Motor Vehicle AccidentWrongful Death

$1.2 Million

Bicycle Accident

$700,000

Motor Vehicle Accident

$250,000

Car Accidents

$250,000

Motor Vehicle Accident

$220,000

Personal Injury

$165,000

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