Overview
Kevin P. Yombor focuses his practice on labor and employment, directors and officers, commercial litigation, municipal law, and general liability defense.
Mr. Yombor’s practice is diverse and includes handling complex commercial litigation involving directors and officers and employment liability, including breach of contract, and breach of duties. Mr. Yombor represents clients in all areas of employment litigation, including discrimination, harassment, retaliation, sexual assault, and wage and hour violations, including any matters arising under the Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA), the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
Mr. Yombor also regularly counsels community housing associations relating to director and officer disputes and the Fair Housing Act (FHA), including in federal and state courts and state and local agencies. He has also counseled gaming and hospitality clients in employment law, collections, and general liability matters.
Viewing cases in a pragmatic and business minded manner, Mr. Yombor is an experienced litigator, utilizing his skills to obtain favorable results for his clients, both in a courtroom and through alternative dispute resolutions. He also participates in pre-suit liability investigation, management, and mitigation of risk to help clients better evaluate their legal options.
Licensed in Michigan and Florida, Mr. Yombor litigates in State and Federal Court, as well as arbitrates before The American Arbitration Association (AAA). He has also helped clients with legal disputes throughout the country, having pro hac vice in Wisconsin, and admittance in the Tribal Court of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians.
Additionally, Mr. Yombor has been recently acknowledged as a 2025 Rising Star on the Super Lawyers List for Employment and Labor.
Admissions
- Michigan
- U.S. District Court
- Eastern District
- Tribal Court, Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians, Michigan
- Florida
- U.S. District Court
- Northern District of Florida
- Middle District of Florida
- Southern District of Florida
Education
- University of Miami School of Law – J.D., cum laude
- Michigan State University – B.A.
Professional Memberships
- Florida Bar
- Broward County Bar Association
- American Bar Association, Business Law Section
Recognitions and Awards
- 2025 SuperLawyers® Florida, “Rising Stars,” Employment & Labor
Publications
- HR Daily Advisor, “SCOTUS Ruling on Title VII Discrimination Claims: Same Standard Applies to Majority and Minority Group Plaintiffs,” by Kevin Yombor, Esq. and Zascha Blanco Abbott, Esq., 7-10-2025
- Kevin Yombor, Esq., quoted extensively in Daily Business Review article, “New Precedent: Lawyers Took Too Long, So Litigants Struck a Doomed Deal,” 2-20-2024
- The Impact of Florida’s Sweeping Tort Reform Bill, by Kevin Yombor, Partner, Kaufman Dolowich
- “States Scramble to Regulate AI-Based Hiring Tools”, Kaufman Dolowich attorney authors Paul Daugherity, Bruce Liebman, Kevin Yombor, Bloomberg Law, 4-10-2023
- Bad faith claims against insurers on the rise; how they can remain in good graces, Reuters, authors Michael Zigelman and Kevin Yombor, August 18, 2022
- Fla. Adopts ‘Daubert’ Standard: What Does That Mean and How Do We Apply It? Daily Business Review
News
- Supreme Court of the United States Rules Some High-Earning Executives May Be Entitled to Overtime, Keith Gutstein, Kevin Yombor 3/27/2023
- Bloomberg Law “Wake Up Call” notes Kaufman Dolowich Promotions, 2-9-2023
- Key Changes to Florida’s Courts in 2023
- A Service Charge is Not a Tip: 11th Circuit Court Rules Restaurant Mandatory Service Charge is Not Considered a Tip
- News Release: KD Law Promotes Six Attorneys to Partnership Elevates Four to Of Counsel
- Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Homeowner Associations (HOA’s) and COVID-19
Blogs
- Michigan Employment Law Alert: Recent Changes to Michigan’s Paid Sick Leave and Minimum Wage Laws, by Kevin Yombor, Esq., 3-28-2025
- The Impact of Florida’s Sweeping Tort Reform Bill, by Kevin Yombor, Partner, Kaufman Dolowich
- Kaufman Dolowich Attorneys Provide Unique Insight Into Their Career Journey to Becoming Partner, May 1, 2023
- Key Changes to Florida’s Courts in 2023
Our Firm's Awards & Honors
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