Kennedy Freeman is an Associate in Drew Eckl & Farnham’s Atlanta office, where her practice focuses on general liability defense. Kennedy brings a strong foundation in advocacy, leadership, and legal writing to her developing practice.
During law school, Kennedy served for two years as vice president of the Bryan K. Fair Chapter of the Black Law Students Association. She also gained practical experience through a criminal defense clinic and competed in several trial advocacy competitions. In 2024, Kennedy won the Sports Lawyers Association Student Writing Competition.
Kennedy’s commitment to the legal profession is inspired by her mother, who is also an attorney, as well as her desire to help increase minority representation within the field. Her professional and community involvement includes Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated; the Sports Lawyers Association; the Black Entertainment and Sports Lawyers Association; and the Metro Atlanta AAMU Alumni Association.
Outside of work, Kennedy enjoys cooking, exercising, supporting Atlanta sports teams, and walking her dog, Fendi. She is also an avid fan of mythology and fantasy storytelling and can solve a Rubik’s Cube.