Kinnan knows what it's like to be wrongfully accused of a crime. As a first-year law student, he was falsely accused of a crime based on his ethnic and religious background. An overzealous prosecutor pursued the case and tried to derail his legal career. Kinnan fought for his freedom, beat all major charges, and vowed to become a criminal defense attorney to fight for the rights of the accused –– especially those wrongfully accused.

Kinnan gained vast knowledge and experience in criminal defense as both a public defender and a private lawyer. As a law student, Kinnan represented clients at the Rockdale Public Defender’s Office in Georgia. After moving back to his hometown of Chicago, Kinnan served as an Assistant Cook County Public Defender where he fought for the rights of those desperately in need. In Joliet, Kinnan worked as an Assistant Will County Public Defender where he continued to sharpen his criminal defense skills by advocating for the underserved.

Over the years, Kinnan has gained a reputation as an aggressive trial attorney who wins. He’s tried dozens of jury and bench trials to not-guilty verdicts.