Kevin Crick, Esq. is an Associate Attorney at Marcus & Zelman, where he focuses on consumer-protection matters including illegal repossessions, credit-reporting violations, and other high-impact litigation. With a strong reputation for being direct, results-focused, and client-driven, Kevin brings a practical yet zealous advocacy style to the firm.
Before joining the team, Kevin founded his own consumer-rights practice where he served as lead counsel in over 200 individual federal court actions and numerous class-action matters. His background has equipped him with a deep understanding of how unscrupulous lenders, repossession agents, and reporting agencies operate, and how to hold them accountable.
Kevin earned his J.D. from New England Law and his B.A. (Pre-Law, High Honors) from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. He is admitted to practice in Massachusetts and several federal courts.
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