Darren Kavinoky

Darren Kavinoky is a highly regarded trial attorney and media personality, celebrated for his expertise in litigating complex cases, particularly those involving sexual misconduct by medical professionals. As a founding partner of McGrath Kavinoky LLP, he has been a powerful advocate for abuse survivors, helping them achieve justice and accountability. Among his significant accomplishments, Darren played a key role as co-counsel in Jane Doe vs. The Regents of the University of California, advocating on behalf of 312 women who were victims of abuse by UCLA gynecologist Dr. James Heaps. The case concluded with a historic $374.4 million resolution, underscoring the profound impact of his efforts on behalf of survivors and their families. Outside the courtroom, he has gained national recognition as the creator and host of Deadly Sins on Investigation Discovery, where he provides expert analysis of criminal behavior. His extensive media credentials include appearances as a legal analyst and correspondent on high-profile programs such as Entertainment Tonight, NBC's Today Show, and Dr. Phil. His ability to explain complex legal issues in an accessible way has solidified his reputation as a trusted voice on legal and social issues. Admitted to the California State Bar in 1994, Darren has garnered numerous accolades for his legal acumen. He has been selected multiple times as a Thomson Reuters Super Lawyer and has consistently ranked among the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in California by the National Trial Lawyers since 2007. Additionally, he holds the esteemed "AV" Rating from Martindale-Hubbell, reflecting the highest standards of professional excellence and ethics. Darren’s blend of legal expertise, courtroom advocacy, and media savvy uniquely positions him to represent survivors of sexual abuse with the skill, empathy, and determination needed to achieve meaningful outcomes both legally and socially.