Kevin is an associate attorney at Stampone Law where he focuses his practice on complex civil litigation. Kevin’s representation involves individuals, families and businesses who are victims of the wrongful acts of others which have resulted in serious personal injury and wrongful death as a result of medical malpractice, products liability, construction accidents, premises liability automobile and trucking accidents. Kevin has also represented businesses as Plaintiffs in commercial litigation matters.

In recent years Kevin has successfully litigated and resolved matters of a complex nature and many of his colleagues often turn to him by referring complex, difficult and high-stakes cases for litigation and trial.  Kevin has tried several cases to verdict including a recent sexual assault/ negligent security case which resulted in a significant recovery to his minor client and a Plaintiff’s verdict.  Successful cases which Kevin has worked on include:

• $1.9 Million Medical Malpractice Settlement
• $1.95 Million Trucking Accident Settlement
• $1.5 Million Trucking Accident Settlement
• $880,000 Motorcycle Accident/ Premises Liability Settlement

Along with the cases he has tried to verdict in the Court System, Kevin has conducted several alternative dispute forum Arbitrations and Mediations which have resulted in substantial awards or settlements on behalf of his clients.  Additionally he has argued in the Superior Court of Pennsylvania regarding novel issues of law on behalf of our firm’s clients.  In 2014 Kevin was named a “Rising Star” by the Pennsylvania Super Lawyers, an award bestowed on the top 2.5% of all lawyers in Pennsylvania under the age of 40. 

In 2007, Kevin received his B.A. in Political Science from Boston College, and is a 2011 graduate of Widener University School of Law. At Widener, Kevin was a member of the School’s Trial Team: the Moe Levine Trial Advocacy Society, the Moot Honor Society, The Student Bar Association, and the Student Golf Association.

Kevin is currently licensed to practice law in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the State of New Jersey and the State of Florida.