Creed Law Firm is comprised of one fearless attorney and his towers of strength, his paralegal and assistant. They are a supportive well oiled machine. You meet with Kevin and work with Kevin when your case is approved.
Kevin Creed exhibits an abundance of energy. He has the kind of brain power that doesn’t quit until the job is done. Creed’s focus is Connecticut law. There is no one who cares more about justice and giving everyone their fair shot. Starting his work experience with the prosecutor’s office in Chicago, canine police unit, state police, army helicopter pilot, stint in Desert Storm and most recently in Afghanistan, have proven he is tough, resilient and a winner. All the qualities you want in your lawyer.
Even with Kevin’s unflinching commitment to helping his clients, his family is the center of his universe. To no one’s surprise, Kevin includes his fellow veterans as part of his family. Kevin serves those veterans as the head of Fisher House CT. He is spearheading an effort to raise $3,000,000 for the construction of a Fisher house in West Haven, adjacent to the VA Hospital. Learn more about Fisher House by clicking here: www.fisherhouseCT.org
More about Kevin’s Curriculum Vitae below…
Attorney Kevin Creed is a retired United States Army officer with more than 24 years of active duty experience. He was admitted to the Connecticut bar in 1997 and admitted to the U.S. District Court, District of Connecticut in 1998. He received his B.A. from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs and his J.D. from DePaul University IN.
Mr. Creed is a member of the:
- Connecticut American Legion
- Connecticut Bar Association
- Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association
- Connecticut State Police Alumni Association
- American Association for Justice
- American Bar Association
- Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mr. Creed is also the Chief Executive Officer of the Friends of Fisher House Connecticut, an organization that builds and maintains residential facilities for seriously injured soldiers.
Mr. Creed was a major in the U.S. Army prior to retiring and entering the practice of law. Returning to active combat as a pilot in Iraq and Afghanistan in 2002 to 2003, he earned a Bronze Star for his actions in theater.
Mr. Creed was also an air cavalry troop commander performing Border Patrol along the Iron Curtain.
