Kevin Reddington is a prominent criminal defense attorney from Brockton, Massachusetts, who has handled several high-profile cases. After earning his law degree from Suffolk University Law School in 1975, he made legal history in 1981 by winning an acquittal for Therese Rodgers using a battered woman syndrome defense, marking one of the first such victories in the state. He later gained national attention for representing Catherine Greig, the longtime girlfriend of notorious gangster Whitey Bulger, on charges of harboring a fugitive. Currently, Reddington is leading the defense in the highly publicized Lindsay Clancy trial, a 2026 case involving a Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children in 2023 while allegedly suffering from postpartum psychosis. His defense strategy has aggressively challenged the prosecution's case by highlighting inadequate crime scene investigations, questionable medical witness testimony, and an over-reliance on the husband's statements. This trial has sparked a nationwide conversation about the challenges of maternal postpartum care and psychiatric treatment.