Charles H. Kee

Charles H. Kee began his career by serving in the United States Navy, gaining valuable experience both domestically and internationally. Leveraging the G.I. Bill, he pursued higher education, balancing night shifts at a factory with daytime college classes. During law school, Charles interned at the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York, contributing to a high-profile insider trading case. He also gained significant experience with the U.S. Army Jag Corps Military Justice Unit, working on a double homicide case that drew considerable media attention.

Upon graduating from law school, Charles joined the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, where he served until 2018. During his tenure, he managed an extensive array of cases, including drug offenses, assaults, domestic violence, tax crimes, sex crimes, larcenies, robberies, burglaries, extortion, and homicides. Many of these cases were covered by the press, highlighting his expertise in criminal law.

Charles’s extensive courtroom experience and his comprehensive understanding of prosecution make him a formidable defense advocate. His skills are widely acknowledged by peers, leading him to coach law students in trial advocacy, sharing his insights and strategies with the next generation of legal professionals.