About Kevin
Kevin Burns earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from Boston University in 1970 and went on to obtain his J.D. from The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law in 1977. His academic path mixed a liberal arts background with 3 years of formal legal training. Those years set the foundation for a long practice spanning state lines.
After finishing law program, Burns was admitted to the Connecticut bar in 1977. He is also licensed to practice in New York. Over the decades that observed, he has treated matters that required familiarity with the procedural and substantive variations among the two states. He has maintained a steady presence in Connecticut courts while taking over things that touch New York law when important.
Burns has been a member of the Connecticut State Bar because the year he used to be admitted. That ongoing membership has stored him related to developments in state regulation and practice. Colleagues describe him as someone who depends on realistic judgment and a knowledge of nearby court practices. He has labored with clients, other attorneys, and court personnel across a variety of regimen and complex filings.
His work has covered representation in state trial courts and engagement with administrative processes that form nearby outcomes. He has treated matters requiring attention to procedural timing, evidence rules, and statutory interpretation. Over time he built a practice fashion that favors clean, direct verbal exchange and careful preparation for hearings and filings.
Burns maintains a workplace in Connecticut from which he serves clients in each Connecticut and New York. He balances court appearances, client consultations, and the drafting and review of legal documents. In current years he has persisted to focus on things arising in the two states where he is licensed, addressing problems that require cross-jurisdictional awareness and practical legal solutions. He now works chiefly on things arising in Connecticut and New York.
