Keith Reed has always been the kind of person who steps in when the odds feel stacked. Before becoming a trial attorney, he spent years as a union representative, advocating for more than 1,200 workers across three states and going toe-to-toe with management to protect people’s jobs and dignity. That experience shaped how he practices law today. Now, Keith represents individuals who have been injured by negligence or harmed through police misconduct, civil rights violations, and other abuses of power. Clients appreciate that he can break down complicated issues into clear next steps, and that he brings a calm, steady presence to stressful situations. Serving underserved communities isn’t a side interest for Keith, it’s been central to his work from the beginning, and law school gave him more tools to do it well. When he’s not working on a case, Keith enjoys getting out on the golf course and spending time with his wife and two children.