Hamburg Rubin Search for: Search About the Firm Our Practice Areas Meet The Team News & Alerts Videos Resources Contact Kevin M. McGrath P: (215) 661-0400 F: (215) 661-0315 KMcGrath@HRMML.com Get contact file (vCard) Kevin McGrath is a member of the firm’s Litigation Department. He represents clients in all types and aspects of civil litigation, including contract disputes, construction defects, environmental issues, trade secret misappropriation, civil rights violations, motor vehicle accidents, and premises liability. He also regularly assists clients with estate planning, debt collection, homeowners’ association, and landlord/tenant matters. Kevin’s practice also focuses on obtaining appropriate services for children with special education needs. In so doing, Kevin draws on his experience not only as an attorney, but as a state-certified public school teacher. Prior to attending law school, Kevin served as a corps member for Teach For America, a nonprofit that places high-achieving college graduates into low-income classrooms. Through TFA, Kevin earned his teacher certification (which he maintains to this day) and was employed full-time as a middle-school teacher in the Houston Independent School District. He remains passionate about education and volunteers his time as a member of the Literacy Council of Norristown’s Board of Directors. Kevin also provides pro bono legal services to child victims of abuse, neglect, and trafficking through his work with the Montgomery Child Advocacy Project. SHOW FULL BIO News Practice Areas Litigation Special Education Law Administrative Contact Judith A. Albertson JAlbertson@HRMML.com CredentialsMembershipsPublications & Speeches Credentials Admissions Pennsylvania New Jersey Education University of Pittsburgh (B.A., magna cum laude, 2010) Villanova University School of Law (J.D., 2015) © 2021 Hamburg, Rubin, Mullin, Maxwell & Lupin, PC. DisclaimerSitemap Connect with us on Linkedin Follow Us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Subscribe to us on YouTube Site by LISI