Kevin L. Collins

Kevin L. Collins has been practicing law for over twenty-five years. A former federal law clerk and state prosecutor, his practice focuses on federal white collar litigation, driving while intoxicated, and juvenile defense. One of a handful in the State of Texas, Mr. Collins is Board Certified in both Criminal Law and Juvenile Law. He is passionate about his practice and his clients, with exoneration the goal in every case. As past Chair of the Texas Bar Juvenile Law Section, Sentencing Committee member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and member of the local Federal Courts Committee, Mr. Collins frequently lectures and writes on criminal and juvenile justice issues.

Kevin L. Collins has been practicing law for over twenty-five years. A former federal law clerk and state prosecutor, his practice focuses on federal white collar litigation, driving while intoxicated, and juvenile defense. One of a handful in the State of Texas, Mr. Collins is Board Certified in both Criminal Law and Juvenile Law. He is passionate about his practice and his clients, with exoneration the goal in every case. As past Chair of the Texas Bar Juvenile Law Section, Sentencing Committee member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and member of the local Federal Courts Committee, Mr. Collins frequently lectures and writes on criminal and juvenile justice issues.

Kevin L. Collins has been practicing law for over twenty-five years. A former federal law clerk and state prosecutor, his practice focuses on federal white collar litigation, driving while intoxicated, and juvenile defense. One of a handful in the State of Texas, Mr. Collins is Board Certified in both Criminal Law and Juvenile Law. He is passionate about his practice and his clients, with exoneration the goal in every case. As past Chair of the Texas Bar Juvenile Law Section, Sentencing Committee member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and member of the local Federal Courts Committee, Mr. Collins frequently lectures and writes on criminal and juvenile justice issues.