Kevin E Mitchell

Attorney Kevin E. Mitchell works hard to get results. He takes great pride in the quality of service he provides, earnestly endeavoring to exceed expectations of the individuals he represents. The fruits of those tireless efforts are manifested in an archive of achievements. He is a consummate professional, dedicated to maintaining the confidence of his clients by adhering, at all times, to the sacred fundamentals of loyalty, trust and confidentiality.

Mr. Mitchell appraoches cases in an efficient and calculated manner. He develops creative solutions to eliminate, avoid or manuever around potential problems and pitfalls. He is comfortable and confident in the courtroom because he GOES TO TRIAL. He has taken over 40 jury trials to verdict, earning a reputation for intense cross-examination, artful persuasion and zealous advocacy.

CIVIL

Mr. Mitchell helps those who've been injured or suffered by way of some harm, be it physical, mental, financial or otherwise. He has experience pursuing negligence and wrongful death actions, negotiating with insurance companies and medical service providers to maximize compensation for his clients. He pursues civil rights violations, including police misconduct and false arrest cases, ensuring his clients are afforded their rights and provided with adequate compensation for deprivation of those rights. He also handles business, contract, landlord/tenant, real estate and probate matters. 

CRIMINAL

Mr. Mitchell is dedicated to defense by training and experience, familiar with the demands of protecting the interests of the criminally accused. He has experience representing individuals in cases involving Homicide, Domestic Violence, DUI, Drug Sales and Possession, Weapons, Elder Abuse, Assault and Battery, Burglary, Robbery, Evading, Gang, White Collar Crimes, Conspiracy and Probation Violations.

Before going into private practice, he worked for 7 years as a Public Defender and handled thousands of cases in order to become well versed in the operation of the legal system. He studied the roles of the different actors responsible for the administration of justice, as well as the interplay between their interrelated offices and departments.