Kevin is a patent attorney who advises companies on strategic intellectual property counseling across the full lifecycle of innovation—from early‑stage portfolio development through post‑grant and dispute‑related risk management. His practice focuses on helping clients align patent strategy with business objectives, assess competitive landscapes, and manage IP risk in technically complex and fast‑moving markets.

Kevin counsels clients on all aspects of the patent system, including patentability and prosecution, portfolio management, freedom to operate analyses, and validity and infringement assessments. He is frequently engaged to evaluate design around strategies and IP risk before products reach the public market, and to help clients obtain patent protection that reflects both technical innovations and broader commercial goals.

Kevin has significant experience in intellectual property disputes and post‑grant proceedings before the USPTO and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board. He represents clients in inter partes reviews, ex parte reexaminations, and reissue proceedings, and is trusted to assess and develop positions in high‑stakes and technically complex matters. In recognition of this work, Kevin was named among the top‑performing PTAB practitioners representing patent owners nationwide in the Patexia 2025 Patent Trial and Appeal Board Intelligence Report.

A facet of Kevin’s practice involves standard‑essential patents (SEPs) and standards‑driven technologies, particularly in the telecommunications and video coding space. In this context, he advises on infringement and validity analyses, portfolio evaluations, and enforcement and defense considerations relating to technologies such as 4G/5G/6G and WiFi (802.11) wireless standards, as well as HEVC/H.265 and VVC/H.266 video coding.

Kevin has represented clients ranging from individual inventors and venture backed startups to academic institutions, hospitals, and multinational companies. His technical experience spans telecommunications, complex software systems, artificial intelligence, clean energy, consumer electronics, signal processing, robotics, biotechnology, and other advanced technology fields.

Kevin graduated first in class and summa cum laude from Suffolk Law’s evening program while working full time at Mintz as a patent agent. Prior to becoming a patent attorney, he worked as a systems engineer at Raytheon for missile defense systems and held engineering and research roles with Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) and the MIT Media Laboratory. He earned his MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering with a focus on intelligent systems, robotics, and control.