Kevin Humphries

Kevin Humphries is a Lakeland, Florida, lawyer and founding partner of Lopez & Humphries, P.A. He entered the Florida Bar in April 2003; its directory lists him under his full name, Kevin Grady Humphries, as a member in good standing and eligible to practice.

His earlier career included service as a Marine Corps sergeant. On active duty, he worked on the Inspector-Instructor Staff of the Third Battalion, 24th Marine Regiment. After an honorable discharge, Humphries joined the State Attorney’s Office in Florida’s 10th Judicial Circuit. He worked there as a felony prosecutor and was also a partner at another local law firm before Lopez & Humphries.

His court work has extended beyond Polk County. Humphries has handled cases at the county and circuit court levels in Florida, including matters in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Osceola and Highlands counties. Federal cases have taken him to Tampa and Orlando in the Middle District of Florida.

At Park University in Parkville, Missouri, Humphries earned a bachelor’s degree in social psychology, graduating cum laude. His legal education was at Stetson University College of Law, where his firm biography lists a Certificate of Concentration in Advocacy.

Humphries’s local professional service includes past presidencies of the Lakeland Bar Association, Polk County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association and Polk County Trial Lawyers Association. He has also served as chair of the 10th Judicial Circuit’s Grievance Committee and as a member of its Fairness and Diversity Committee.