About Kathryn L
Kathryn L Blevins is an attorney admitted to practice in Maryland and the District of Columbia, and she holds VA accreditation from the Department of Veterans Affairs. She works from a small practice, Blevins Law, LLC, where she handles matters arising at the intersection of administrative law and benefits litigation.
Her professional memberships reflect steady engagement with regional bar organizations. She joined the District of Columbia Bar in 2017 and remains a current member. She also maintains membership in the Maryland State Bar. Earlier in her career she belonged to the Maryland Criminal Defense Lawyers Association from 2014 to 2017, a period that coincided with work defending clients in state-level criminal matters.
Blevins’s VA accreditation permits representation of veterans before the Department of Veterans Affairs. That credential allows her to prepare and file claims, handle appeals, and appear at hearings on behalf of veterans seeking benefits. In practice she combines administrative advocacy with procedural familiarity, guiding clients through the layers of review that can accompany benefits disputes.
Her experience encompasses both adversarial courtroom work and the document-driven processes of administrative hearings. Colleagues describe her approach as methodical; she attends to the record and the procedural deadlines that shape outcomes. Where claims depend on medical evidence or service records, she focuses on assembling the necessary documentation and presenting it in a way that adjudicators can evaluate efficiently.
Blevins’s time in criminal defense contributed to her litigation skills. That background gave her familiarity with evidence rules, cross-examination and plea processes. She has since directed those skills toward administrative advocacy and veterans’ matters, where the ability to marshal records and make concise legal arguments is essential.
At Blevins Law, LLC she represents clients in veterans benefits matters and related appeals across Maryland and the District of Columbia. Her practice emphasizes client communication. She works to explain administrative procedures and next steps in plain language, so clients understand options and likely timelines.
She continues to maintain active bar memberships and to practice from her office at Blevins Law, LLC, representing veterans before the Department of Veterans Affairs and handling related administrative appeals.
