Kaden Killpack

Kaden earned a double-major undergraduate degree in Accounting and International Business at Westminster University’s Gore School of Business where he attended on academic scholarship. Throughout his undergraduate degree he worked accounting and financial capacities. Kaden also spent two years away from his formal studies living in Tokyo, Japan where he learned to effectively communicate, lead, and persuade, and where he also became fluent in Japanese.

After earning his undergraduate degree, Kaden received various academic scholarships to high-ranking law schools, but ultimately chose to attend Boston University School of Law where he earned his Juris Doctor.

While in law school, Kaden advocated for low-income taxpayers at Harvard University School of Law’s Legal Services Center. He also was selected and worked as an Article Editor for Boston University School of Law’s Review of Banking and Financial Law Journal and participated in Moot Court. He earned top scores in his Legal Writing, Contracts, Property, Negotiations, Wills, Trusts, and Estates, and Depositions courses.

Kaden works primarily in disputes surrounding real property, tort, business and commercial law, and other civil litigation.

Outside of work, Kaden prefers to spend his time with his wife and two children. He also enjoys watching sports, especially soccer, and doing anything that is related to food.