J.D. from Columbia Law School
(Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar)

B.A. in Political Science from Boston College

Law Clerk to the Honorable Richard M. Berman
U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York

Office of the New York State Attorney General

Winston & Strawn

Dewey & LeBoeuf

Davis Polk & Wardwell 

Member of State Bar of New York

Admitted in the Southern, Eastern and Northern Districts of New York; in the Sixth and Ninth Circuit Courts of Appeals; U.S. Supreme Court

Federal Bar Council, Inn of Court

American Bar Association, Antitrust Section

Kevin represents Barnard College, through the College Board of Managers of the Cathedral Gardens Condominium, in construction-defect litigation against the building’s sponsor and its affiliated general contractor. The Upper Manhattan building, which houses Barnard faculty and students alongside a residential condominium, has pervasive code violations and departures from its plans and specifications. With millions of dollars in damages at stake, Kevin has driven the case to trial, scheduled for the fall of 2026.

Cathedral Gardens Condominium Association v. 110th Street Equities, LLC (N.Y. Sup. Ct.)

Kevin is lead counsel to a publicly traded molecular testing company in a confidential arbitration against a national health insurer over denied and underpaid claims for the company’s diagnostic testing. Kevin defeated the insurer’s motions to dismiss and for summary judgment and obtained partial summary judgment for the client. The final arbitration hearing is scheduled for later in 2026.

Kevin represented a long-standing firm client, an environmental and engineering consulting firm, in protecting a trademark it had acquired with two decades of goodwill after a newly formed competitor adopted a confusingly similar name. Kevin sent a cease-and-desist letter with a draft complaint, and within days the competitor agreed to change its name and branding. The matter was resolved confidentially without litigation.

Kevin represented the Special Committee of the Board of Directors of Imperial Holdings, Inc., an NYSE-listed specialty finance company, after federal agents executed a search warrant at its headquarters in connection with a U.S. Attorney’s Office investigation of its life insurance premium finance business. The committee, composed of all of the company’s independent directors, conducted an independent investigation. The company resolved the federal investigation through a non-prosecution agreement in which the U.S. Attorney’s Office credited the company’s self-investigation and cooperation.*

*Kevin litigated this matter at a prior firm.

Kevin represented private equity manager Accretive, LLC and affiliated portfolio companies in multidistrict consumer class action litigation in the District of Minnesota. The actions followed a Minnesota Attorney General lawsuit against the National Arbitration Forum and challenged the forum’s ties to the debt-collection industry, including through investments by Accretive-managed funds. The client obtained a favorable settlement before trial.

In re National Arbitration Forum Trade Practices Litigation, MDL No. 2122 (D. Minn.)*

*Kevin litigated this matter at a prior firm.

As part of Winston & Strawn’s pro bono team, Kevin briefed the Sixth Circuit appeal of Andrew Thomas, who had been on Tennessee’s death row since 2001. The team uncovered that the FBI had paid the prosecution’s key witness $750, a payment never disclosed to the defense and denied by the witness on the stand. The Sixth Circuit held that the nondisclosure violated Brady v. Maryland and vacated Thomas’s conviction and death sentence. In 2019, the State agreed to a plea under which Thomas received a 25-year sentence.*

Thomas v. Westbrooks, 849 F.3d 659 (6th Cir. 2017)*

*Kevin litigated this matter at a prior firm.

Before joining BHB, Kevin led some of the most significant enforcement actions brought by the New York Attorney General's Office. He served as lead counsel for New York in California v. Meta Platforms, Inc., part of a multistate coalition of attorneys general suing Meta in consolidated multidistrict litigation in the Northern District of California for violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act and state consumer protection laws through platform features designed to hook young users. In August 2026, the coalition announced a settlement under which Meta will pay up to $17.1 billion and adopt new protections for young users. Kevin was lead counsel in People v. TikTok, a state consumer protection and fraud action seeking to hold the platform accountable for the harm its addictive design causes teenagers; in 2025, the court denied TikTok’s motion to dismiss. He also served as lead counsel in People v. Donald J. Trump, directing both the investigation and the trial of claims that Donald J. Trump and his associates engaged in a persistent, decade-long scheme to inflate the value of his assets on his annual financial statements in order to secure favorable loans, insurance coverage, and tax benefits. Kevin was the lead state lawyer examining Trump on deposition and when he took the witness stand, during the New York civil fraud trial. Media outlets have called him a "stealth David" taking on Goliaths.