About
Ke’ala N. Brosseau is an associate in the litigation department at Gravel & Shea PC in Burlington, Vermont. Her listed practice areas include complex civil litigation, criminal defense, crime victim matters, and family law. She joined the firm in September 2025 after completing law school. Her earlier experience at the firm as a summer associate provided familiarity with its litigation practice before she began her attorney role.
Brosseau graduated from Tulane Law School in 2025 and from Bates College in 2020, where she majored in politics and history. She was admitted to the Vermont Bar in 2025. During law school, she externed for Judge Susie Morgan of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana. Her studies and judicial experience support legal research and the analysis of court procedures.
Brosseau served as a law clerk with the Innocence Project New Orleans, assisting incarcerated individuals with post-conviction relief and support following release. She also worked at Gravel & Shea as a summer associate in 2024. Before law school, she was a paralegal at a Boston civil litigation firm and a New York legal services organization, gaining experience with legal work from both private practice and service-oriented settings.
Ke’ala N. Brosseau is a member of the Vermont Bar Association. Her background brings together work with litigators, judicial exposure, and assistance to people confronting the consequences of criminal proceedings. Those experiences provide context for assessing both legal issues and the circumstances affecting a client. In her associate practice, she applies that foundation to the firm’s litigation work across civil disputes, criminal defense, family matters, and representation involving crime victims.
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, Gravel & Shea PC
- Member, Vermont Bar Association
- Pending, American Bar Association
Licensed State
- Vermont
Awards & Badges
- Appeals
- Litigation
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