Kevin Paule is a problem-solver who gets results by effectively communicating directly with clients as well as opposing counsel.

Kevin's practice focuses on commercial litigation, with an emphasis on business disputes and financial fraud. He has litigated cases for and against large companies (including household names), individuals, small businesses, and non-profits, and has appeared in courtrooms throughout the state of Florida and around the country. His representation for clients includes drafting letters, motions and briefs, taking and defending depositions, directing settlement negotiations, and trying cases to a judge and jury. He has also prosecuted and defended claims in international arbitrations and tribunals and before various government agencies.

Kevin is also committed to giving back to his community and has previously been named to the Southern District of Florida Pro Bono Honor Roll for his assistance in providing federal court representation to clients unable to afford legal counsel. Kevin is an Eagle Scout and previously served on the Board of the South Florida Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Currently, Kevin serves on the University of Florida Law Alumni Council. He maintains an active pro bono practice that has involved landlord-tenant disputes, assistance to military veterans, and child abduction cases pursuant to the Hague Convention.

While attending law school at the University of Florida, Kevin was an editor for the Florida Law Review, served as a teaching assistant for a Legal Writing and Appellate Advocacy course, and tutored law students in contracts, criminal law, property and torts. He also argued on behalf of the team that won the Global Antitrust Institute Invitational Moot Court competition in Washington, D.C. Prior to law school, Kevin played college baseball in St. Louis.