I navigate the complexities of discovery in intellectual property and commercial litigation with precision, delivering tailored solutions that consistently exceed client expectations.
Kevin Warren focuses his practice on managing the full range of discovery in complex litigation matters, including supervising teams of contract attorneys, developing and implementing protocols and guidelines, and working with case teams on fact development and presentation.
Kevin's work has encompassed handling discovery matters in commercial litigation and governmental investigations on behalf of large corporations at a global law firm. He has litigation experience in insurance defense and has worked in tax compliance for a large stock transfer agent. Kevin has also worked as an immigration attorney, representing clients in Immigration and District Courts on asylum claims and special immigrant juvenile applications.
Education
Boston College Law School, J.D., 1991
Boston College, B.A.,1987, summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa.
Bar and Court Admissions
BAR ADMSSIONS
Massachusetts
COURT ADMISSIONS
U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts
Experience
Provides ongoing discovery supervision in representation of start-ups and established companies engaged in trade secret and patent litigation.
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