Biography

 Kaylin is a dedicated and passionate advocate with a strong background in criminal defense and public interest law. She brings a wealth of experience from both the courtroom and policy arenas, having worked extensively with indigent clients and justice-involved youth.
A graduate of the University of Richmond School of Law, Kaylin distinguished herself as a leader, serving as President of the National Lawyers Guild and Co-Chair of the Richmond VBA Symposium. She was also a dedicated editor for the Public Interest Law Review and an active voice in student governance. Her commitment to justice extends beyond academics—she has worked as an Assistant Public Defender, student attorney, and legal extern, representing clients in both misdemeanor and felony matters.

Prior to law school, Kaylin earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Philosophy from Virginia Commonwealth University, where she graduated cum laude. She further honed her advocacy skills through policy work with the Virginia Indigent Defense Commission, the Legal Aid Justice Center, and the Children’s Defense Clinic. Her experience also includes legislative advocacy, campaign management, and grassroots organizing, making her a well-rounded and effective advocate for her clients.